a seven-point lead for clinton in that state. again the key here for the clinton campaign with the numbers we're seeing a couple others that the trump supporters are making noise about, the key here is the polling we're getting out of these states still shows hillary clinton leading. sometimes the margin's a little smaller than the others but right now all indications are that that ultimate final firewall for the clinton campaign is still holding. and remember, they are now spending money, the clinton campaign is, in a lot of these states and, as i said, hillary clinton herself will be going into michigan. so if they come in with a lead in the final week in these states, they spend money, send hillary clinton in, they think if everything else were to fail, that's the firewall that keeps trump from 270. >> so pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan, those are the states that you're sort of riveted on in terms of this strategy and clinton showing up the hardest part of her defense. >> you can probably add colorado to that and maybe new

an important win for hillary clinton in the state of maryland. more wins for hillary clinton coming in right now. in rhode island, hillary clinton carries the state of rhode island with it's four electoral votes. delaware, three electoral votes. all going to hillary clinton and the district of colombia, three electoral votes go to hillary clinton. donald trump also has some projected wins, three specifically. we project he'll carry the state of oklahoma with seven electoral votes. donald trump will carry tennessee with 11 electoral votes and donald trump will also carry mississippi with six electoral votes 789 we ha. we have a key race alert right now. too early to call in florida right now. 29 electoral votes as stake. too early the call in florida. too early to call in pennsylvania with 20 electoral votes. cannot make a projection in pennsylvania. also in new hampshire, no projection there. too early to call in new hampshire right there. too early to call in new hampshire. let's get the complete list of all the states that are too early to call.

the blue state up in the northeast, vermont. that goes hillary clinton. the yellow states are states we cannot yet make a projection. too early to call right there. let's go over to jake. the action in virginia and georgia is going to be intense. >> although i have to say, virginia really of all the states on the map virginia is really the one we're all keeping an eye on. hibbert and her team have not reallyllary clinton and her tea have not really factored virginia if in. if they don't win virginia it is going to be a problem. so we're going to be watching the results very close. >> i totally agree and to add to that on the flip side. republicans privately thought that virginia had been gone for some time. they are expecting to lose virginia going into this. but they also say that in the past couple of election cycles it's broken late. there's been a late surge for republicans. not enough though. >> david chalian. our political editor. look 59 exit polls. what are you seeing? >> we can look at how they are splitting. take a look here. we also looked at ri

clinton ahead there. let's go to georgia. right now, in the state of georgia, almost half of the vote is in, donald trump here, too, he has a very impressive lead, 365,000 vote lead over hillary clinton, 16 important electoral votes at stake in georgia right now. in colorado, 53, more than half of the vote is in, hillary clinton has a lead benefit 73,000 votes over donald trump. nine electoral votes in the state of colorado. in michigan, quarter of the vote is in. trump is ahead there. still maintaining a lead of almost 50,000 votes over hillary clinton right now. 24% of the vote is in. 16 electoral votes at stake in michigan. in new hampshire, 41% of the vote is in, trump is ahead there, as well. 5,297 vote lead over hillary clinton, four electoral votes, every one is critical important in new hampshire. trump is ahead in new hampshire right now. more votes coming in. wisconsin, 28% of the vote is in, trump is ahead in wisconsin right now by more than 15,000 votes. ten electoral votes the steak in wisconsin. in pennsylvania, third of the vote is in

it is a must-win state for hillary clinton. in the state of michigan, with 70% of the vote in, you can see, look at that, just about 20,000 votes separate the two candidates. as to-up. and in wisconsin, with about almost 80% of the vote in, also just about 100,000 votes, less than 100,000 votes separating those two candidates. these-- i mean, in pennsylvania now, as i look at tit's about 2,000 votes that separates the two of them. >> pelley: out of five million cast. for those of you who sat at home thinking my vote doesn't count. wrong again. >> and so here we're watching this enormous country, all of this collective behavior, and it's coming down to, you know, a hand full of votes in these states to determine who the next president is. >> john, when senator al franken child of close elections. of he said he won his election by 312 votes. he said let that be a lesson, a warning to anybody who,s, "it doesn't make a difference if i go and vote." it's moments like this that show yes, it makes a big difference. >> the florida of 20

the red states for trump, blue states for clinton. the white states are those we have not been able to make an estimate because the race is too close to call. the polls have just closed in the last state, and that is in alaska. but while these states that you see in white are too close to all five. >> this is something from the exit poll. 73% of voters say they made up their mind over a month ago which means the access hollywood tape made very little difference, neither did the f.b.i. hillary clinton email controversy. so seems the cake was already baked. if you were for hillary clinton or donald trump a month ago, it's still that. there was so much speculation campaigns, switching people's minds, that doesn't seem to be the case. >> everyone at home has their note pads doing the math to the different path to victory. let's go to the states to give everyone the latest tally in those states we've yet to call. we'll start first with the battlegrounds which we can show you there. one state not on this battleground and i'll tell you that i

a few states for hillary clinton, and one in blue, the state of new york, 29 electoral votes. goes to hillary clinton, voted democrat in every election since 1984. tom llamas, at the beginning, donald trump kept tal winning his home state. >> he said he was going to win new york, he said he felt the people of new york would go for donald trump. the only campaigning he did was around trump tower and manhattan. we just got word mike pence is on his way, and we bet they're watching florida, florida, florida, right now. >> and a lot of states we can't five electoral votes, the democrats hoping for a win there. part of their solid blue wall. before 2008, it was a swing state. the democrats had been counting on it. and donald trump had a real feud there with the republican governor. minnesota, ten electoral votes, not enough data coming in yet to project that one. that was a state that donald trump made a late play for. one of the things we saw, tom, they thought to wisconsin, trump saw polls, and went elsewhere. >> they put together a last-mineral last-minute rally in minneapolis. i

states. calling that leaning hillary clinton. in wisconsin, cbs news estimates the edge goes to donald trump. in the state of arizona, cbs news is calling this a toss-up at this hour. in michigan, also a toss-up at this hour. and new hampshire, a we have in pennsylvania, let's not forget about the keystone state, also a toss-up. >> wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania, it's all the same story. the rural vote is coming in for donald trump. it's coming in, not a huge amount in each county, but the counties they all do add up, and the clinton people and democrats are hoping on their big countyezs. and that's true in wisconsin, michigan, and peb pen. in new hampshire, that's not the throughout the state. >> wisconsin and michigan were two states that voted -- last time they vote republicans was in the 80, even though several republicans tried to make those contests states in the past. the last time they went for republicans in want 80s. hillary clinton hasn't been to wisconsin during the general election at all. she may be regretting

the blue states we've estimated for hillary clinton. the white states are states where the polls have closed but they're too close to call. >> donald trump said from the very beginning he was going to do it his way. he was going to run an unprecedented campaign, and clearly his message is resinating, depending on your point of view-- back to your point, people i know are calling on sweet black baby jesus right about now. it really depends on where you ?and this election. and so far, people-- he said he wanted to do it. he said he wanted to make a change, and people have liked the message that he is giving people tonight. >> elaine quijano you're hearing from the trump family, i understand. they're posting on social media. >> let's go ahead and show that you, first. i want to return to the issue of florida. but let's gh ahead and take a look at what donald trump himself tweeted just a short he said watching the returns at 9:45 p.m. you can see in that picture there, of course, his family. you see his running mate there, governor mike penc

first, let's look back at clinton's life. >> first lady, senator, secretary of state. hillary clinton has worn many hats in washington, and she's spent decades carving out a path to run for president. >> every day americans need a champion and i want to be that champion. i'm running for president. >> reporter: hillary was born in 1947 to a middle class family in chicago. her mother's experience of being abandoned by her parents drove her to commit to issues of women and children. >> it really does take a village to raise a child. [ cheers and applause ] and to build a stronger future. for us all. i learned this a long time ago from the biggest influence in my life, my mother. >> reporter: she first received national recognition as a college graduate. when a senator condemned the anti-war protests during the commencement ceremony, hillary criticized him in her ad libed speech. in 1975, she married her yale law school friend bill clinton. she continued working as a lawyer and teacher in arkansas where bill served as governor. when he became president in 1993, hillary took

the blue states, we've projected going to hillary clinton. all those yellow states you see, too early to call, no projections there. let's go over to john king. i want to update our viewers on florida right now, because that vote is coming in in florida. donald trump building up an impressive lead. >> he is building up an impressive lead. and the question is, is there enough still out there for hillary clinton? and when you go through some of these other counties, donald trump running it up in the rural areas, only 57% of the vote counted here, pairion county, it's not insignificant. so there's more votes here for donald trump. and you're looking around trying to find out where they are. 100% there and 100% there. the question is, as trump runs it up in the conservative rural parts of the state, is there enough, when you get to 49 to 47, you see the vote count, she needs to make it up? is it there? potentially. palm beach here, 83% of the vote in. that lead there. this is the big question, mark. let me ask you this. the big question remains br

state but alaska. cbs news projects hillary clinton has won california. and 55 golden states electors. donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. but 10 of the 13 battleground states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win florida, ohio. he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the allo lathe aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think

state but alaska. cbs news projects hillary clinton has won california. and 55 golden states electors. donald trump gets idaho's four electoral votes, and with that clinton retakes the lead from donald trump in the race to 270 electoral votes. she has 186, he has 172. states still have no winner. >> it's an incredible night. we're going to go now to the battleground. let's take a look at florida because we've made a change in the sunshine state. 99% of the vote in the state of florida and cbs news now estimates this as likely republican. john. >> donald trump needed to win he has won ohio, if florida goes his way. his stratus path he's picking up the state for that path and we still have the question mark with red belt states, wisconsin, michigan and of course pennsylvania. >> we should just point out that the electoral vote number just jumped to 190 for hillary clinton because we just called hawaii, the state of hawaii the aloha state. let's talk about florida for a moment and some of these additional battleground states. i think if you've been watching cbs this morning or cbs evening

. >> mark: the latest cbs news poll shows clinton leading trump by 4 points nationally. she is visiting three states today. >> vote for yourselves. vote for your families. vote for your futures. vote on the issues that matter to you. they are on the ballot. >> romona: good news over the weekend for the clinton campaign. the f.b.i. director announced the bureau will not recommend charges related discovered e-mails. >> mark: there were long lines at the board of elections today for early voting. i drove by there today. it is true. it is over now. overall turn out is down from previous years. cuyahoga county 38,000 compared to 45,000 and 50,000 in 2008. >> romona: every vote may count. in the end, the president will be chosen based on the electoral college. dan deroos is in the answer center to explain how this civics lesson. this is not just about the popular vote. at the end of the night you will look at the number of votes each candidate has gotten. it is possible that someone will receive more votes but won't win the election. how is that possible? i always like to use california as an example. her

polls and the states hillary clinton needs to win, she stillshe is kind of where she has been. if you look at the last three months she has a small but , stable lead in a lot of battleground states. right now, if you look at all this data, there is not really a path for donald trump. again, he is within the margin of error in a lot of places. he is within striking distance in a lot of places. he is more behind then he is narrowing the gap where he would want to be six days out. mark: even as clinton plays defense in states like wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania by going herself and having surrogates visit, she andl can look at the map say that unless there is a huge national shock she can win , enough blue states to get to 270. barring a national shock and many states ending at different than the public data, she had got it. john: look, the way you have to look at this on some level is six days out, whose hand would you rather be playing? her hand or his hand? no doubt, you would rather be playing her hand. mark: let's talk about the trump. i a

norah. >> we do have a call in the state of connecticut. hillary clinton has won in that state. she is the winner. not a big surprise there. not a huge electoral cache of votes. >> pelley: not a big surprise there. now hillary clinton electoral votes to donald trump's 129. still very early yet, but the tail of the evening is going to be told in these 13 battleground states. now, nancy cordes is following all of this for us from clinton election night headquarters in new york city. nancy? >> reporter: scott, i just got off the phone with a top clinton campaign official and asked him what the campaign makes of the situation in florida where you were just discussing how close saying for six months that this race would be close and that is what we are now seeing. he pointed out not all of the votes in broward county, the second most popular county of the state, are in yet. that is a big democratic stronghold, but he also pointed out that their electoral strategy does not rely on winning florida. yes, they would love to win it but still continue to believe passing 270 involves nevada,

a look at the numbers from the buckeye state donald trump t 53 percent hillaryu clinton's 42 percent. no doubt about it presidential race closer than anyone had ever imagined or predicted. looking at other states peoplee becoming concerned about wisconsin and michigan and what isiga going on even in pennsylva donald trump is currently only e down by about 70,000 votes or so currently. in the state capital donald trump supporters gathering they have been watching what's going on as you mentioned ohio goes to trump.ump. we continue team coverage tonight fox8 suzanne stratford with supporters tonight. good evening surprise you didn'u hear moments ago florida was called for trumpp they started chanting usa.th them for the hard work for republican . for his hard work here in these election post. talk to millennials. final result in donald trump it's looking great. looking great. feeling great. i don't even know how to describe this right now.aa that majority is there and we will speak their voice. they definitely are using their voices tonight. hoping they might squeak by many surprised ho

hillary clinton wins the state of illinois. hillary clinton also wins the state of new jersey. that is a state that's not voted republican since 1988 for george h.w. bush. one of the states where donald trump has a home, but that one's gone to hillary clinton. hillary clinton also winning the true blue state of massachusetts. it has voted democrat in the last seven elections. last voted republican in 1984. of course, also the home of senator elizabeth warren, one of hillary clinton's allies, perhaps donald trump's most determined foe on twitter. hillary clinton wins the state of massachusetts. and the state of maryland. and its ten votes. hillary clinton wins that, as well. major stephanie rawlings-blake, you have a new senator, as well. he got such a wonderful reputation in the house, and he is going to do an amazing job. and as this is all coming together, you know, i'm very excited about what this clinton coalition is going to be. i'm excited about the numbers that we're hearing and i'm very optimistic. >> more numbers are coming in. the state of rhode island, four electoral

states. trump is now leading clinton in four points there and crucial state of florida, it is a tighter race and puts clinton ahead by two. in nevada, a six point lead there. and secretaries clinton is ahead by four points in pennsylvania. they are focusing on the critical states as the campaigns winds down. the impact the new e-mail investigation will have in washington. fbi director james comey dropped a bombshell in the 2016 presidential race on friday and hard to know the impact on the race. on the other hand, it is easy to affect on how washington works after the election and it will not be good. here is the washington bureau chief. jerry, it is great to have you back on the program. your piece opened up a bigger picture thinking. not only the next few days, but what does your government and count cannery look like after the next few weeks. what is your assessment. >> it is not a pretty campaign and not produced a picture of a washington that will be easier to govern after the election is over. and i would like that to be be wrong. i think we all would be. analyzing the comey bombshell o

state of new jersey. will now go to hillary clinton. hillary clinton the call for the state of new jersey. massachusetts, as solid blue as they come, hillary clinton now projected to win by the fox news decision team in the state of massachusetts. then there's maryland, maryland which is solid democrat as well, and maryland already able to call, just moments after the polls have closed. the state of maryland and its ten electoral votes go to hillary clinton. the state of connecticut at this moment too close to call. connecticut also reliably democratic. seven electoral votes still up for grabs. no call yet in the state of connecticut, but in delaware which is also reliably democratic, only three electoral votes, delaware will go to hillary clinton. according to the fox news decision team. the polls closed seven minutes ago and that state, delaware, goes to hillary clinton. washington, d.c., where they complain of taxation without representation, where they have no voice in the congress, they do get a vote in the presidentitial race. they get three electoral votes and all three of those from

hillary clinton carried the state. and catherine cortez masto beat republican joe heck in the race for the senate... the final numbers put cortez- masto ahead of heck by just three points... that makes her the first latina woman to become a u-s senator...and the first woman elected to the senate in nevada. she addressed supporters after last night's victory...and also thanked senator harry reid... 23:51:56 "having the opportunity to serve as your (speaks spanish) 23:52:09 butted with 23:46:16 "he has done so much for nevada... this is his night too." 23:46:27 during her victory speech, cortez masto said she would make immigration reform a priority in washington. some close congressional races in our city! democrat jacky rosen beat republican danny tarkanian by just over a point... in district four... democrats were also victorius...ruben kihuen beat republican cresent hardy by about 10 points. in district one...democrat dina titus had no competition from republican mary perry.... beating her by a wide margin 61 to 28.

those are states that hillary clinton all about has to win. titive they can't be projected early that could be the sign of a good night for donald trump. if hillary clinton hangs on she will do so with the help of hispanic voters and the help ofó college, college degrees. that's a big part of her collision so far. iÑi think you will see a large gender gap. if you don't see that given donald trump's strength with men, that could be a very good sign for him. >> dickerson: okay,Ñi anthony. see you tuesday night. >> thank you, john. dickerson: we will be back in a moment. >> dickerson: be sure to join us tuesday for our extended cbs news election coverage. starting at 7:00 eastern. our entire team will be there. all night long to get you and the rest of -- to get you the latest results and tell what you it all means. i will start writing an election blog today at facethenation.com. the blog updates through tuesday night and we will tweet it from our handle at face the nation. >> dickerson: some our cbs staugss are leaving us now. for most of you we

states. no projections yet. hillary clinton wins oregon. donald trump gets another electoral vote in nobody neebra >> and so far he's wracking up all the states he needs. he's won ohio, and north carolina. i don't know what's going to happen but he was leading florida last time i saw there. the path for hillary clinton to wins still -- it's still there, but it's problematic. if i can bring up my screen here just to show, she still needs pennsylvania, she still needs new hampshire, and she still needs michigan. but even with those states we are still have -- the question of wisconsin. and what's going to happen with wisconsin, they're now subtracting votes that were given to her automatically in all of the electoral college projections. nobody anticipated, including as we were just talking about, republicans, including the trump campaign. they were going to have a rally, i think it was saturday or sunday in wisconsin and they pulled out because they thought they were down five or six points. we are still don't know what's going to happen but

even if all of this is breaking their way and they cannot get one of these states, clinton is over. they are looking to a couple of the blue states. we talked about this, michigan in particular, if they can sudden will i turn michigan into a battleground state, it could knock clinton under 270. there is a poll at michigan that had clinton add over two-points. this is the great white whale or republicans of the last 30 years. pennsylvania, you see this and donald trump may need to pull out a surprise in one of these blue states because to carry all the battleground states that we show you is really tough. he's probably going to need a surprise in one of these blue states. that's what they are looking for. that's the name of the game. it is a steep hill to climb for donald trump. his campaign says it is critical for them to be competitive. in some of these critical states, they'll have to get new voters. trump will tell you that he's well in his way accomplishing that goal. his basis turning out at unprecedented numbers. >> these lines are a mile long. people have never voted before ar

states. calling that leaning hillary clinton. in wisconsin, cbs news estimates the edge goes to donald trump. in the state of arizona, cbs news is calling this a toss-up at this hour. in michigan, also a toss-up at this hour. and new hampshire, a toss- we have in pennsylvania, let's not forget about the keystone state, also a toss-up. >> wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania, it's all the same story. the rural vote is coming in for donald trump. it's coming in, not a huge amount in each county, but the counties they all do add up, and the clinton people and democrats are hoping on their big countyezs. and that's true in wisconsin, michigan, and peb pen. in new hampshire, that's not the case. throughout the state. >> wisconsin and michigan were two states that voted -- last time they vote republicans was in the 80, even though several republicans tried to make those contests states in the past. the last time they went for republicans in want 80s. hillary clinton hasn't been to wisconsin during the general election at all. she may b