But one prediction came true: Hillary Clinton won the national popular vote.
Trouble is, the distribution was highly inefficient. She built up million-plus margins in New York and California, while running behind in the rest of the country.
Here is the raw-vote math as of this morning (percentages are two-party vote):
Clinton
|
Trump
|
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National
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60,028,562 (50.1%)
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59,769,980 (49.9%)
|
5,490,930 (64.9%)
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2,969,786 (35.1%)
|
|
4,142,719 (61.1%)
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2,635,300 (39.9%)
|
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Everywhere else
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50,394,913 (48.1%)
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54,164,894 (51.8%)
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