Update: Donald Trump is the projected winner of the presidential election. Click through for full results.
This story was originally published on November 8, 2016.
The time has come to pick our next president.
Polls are yet to close in only six states now, bringing an end to a tumultuous 20-month campaign. Soon we will know which candidate has secured the 270 electoral college votes needed to win the White House.
So who will it be? Will America be led by President Clinton or President Trump come inauguration in January? Trump is ahead for now but as someone once said, "It ain't over till the fat lady sings." Battleground states North Carolina, Florida, and Ohio were called for Trump, according to The Associated Press, but the big prize of California, the country's most populous state, went to Clinton.
Refinery29 will be tracking the results as polls close across the country. You can join us live on Facebook from 8 to 10 p.m. and check back here to see which states each candidate carries.
Ahead, see the results as they are being called.
Editor's Note: This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Pennsylvania
The AP reports that Donald Trump is the projected winner in Pennsylvania. The swing state, which has 20 electoral votes, was won by Obama in 2012.
Nevada
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of Nevada and its six electoral votes, the AP reports. The state also went Democratic in both 2008 and 2012.
Iowa
The AP reports that Donald Trump is the projected winner of Iowa. Barack Obama won the state, with its six electoral votes, in 2012.
Georgia
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump to be the winner of this state. Its 16 electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
Washington
Hillary Clinton is projected to be the winner of Washington state, according to The Associated Press. Its 12 electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012.
North Carolina
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of North Carolina, "the swingiest of swing states," says The New York Times. Its 15 electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
Oregon
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of Oregon, according to The Associated Press. Its seven electoral votes went to Barack Obama four years ago; the state is considered solidly Democratic.
California
Hillary Clinton is the winner of California, the big prize, The Associated Press projects. Its 55 electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012. The country's most populous state is reliably blue.
Idaho
Donald Trump wins Idaho, projects The Associated Press. Its four electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
Florida
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of the Sunshine State. This key battleground state, with its 29 electoral votes, went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Colorado
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of Colorado, according to The Associated Press. Its nine electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Virginia
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton as the winner in this competitive state. Its 13 electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Ohio
Donald Trump is projected to be the winner in Ohio, according to The Associated Press. The 18 electoral votes of this major battleground state went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Missouri
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of this right-leaning state. Missouri's 10 electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
New Mexico
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of New Mexico, according to The Associated Press. Its five electoral votes went to Barack Obama four years ago.
Montana
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump to be the winner in Montana. Its three electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
Louisiana
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump to be the winner of the Bayou State. Its eight electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
Connecticut
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of Connecticut, says The Associated Press. Its seven electoral votes went to Barack Obama four years ago.
Arkansas
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of Bill Clinton's home state. Its six electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
South Dakota
Donald Trump is the projected winner of this reliably red state, according to The Associated Press. Its three electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
Texas
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of this southern state. Texas' 38 electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
North Dakota
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of North Dakota. Its three electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
Wyoming
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of this state. Its three electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
Kansas
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of this state. It has 6 electoral votes, which went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
New York
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of New York, according to The Associated Press. Its 29 electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012; the last time this state went to the GOP, Ronald Reagan was on the presidential ballot.
Illinois
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton as the winner of this state in the Rust Belt. Its 20 electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Mississippi
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump to be the winner of this state. Its six electoral votes went to Mitt Romney four years ago.
Rhode Island
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of Rhode Island, says The Associated Press. Its four electoral votes went to Barack Obama in 2012.
Alabama
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of Alabama. This reliably red state with its nine electoral votes went to Mitt Romney in 2012.
New Jersey
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of the Garden State, according to The Associated Press. This state, with its 14 electoral votes, has backed Democratic candidates in the last six presidential elections.
South Carolina
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump as the winner of South Carolina. Its nine electoral votes were won by Mitt Romney four years ago.
Tennessee
The Associated Press projects Donald Trump to be the winner of this reliably red state. (Though Bill Clinton did carry it in 1992 and 1996.) It has 11 electoral votes.
Washington, D.C.
Hillary Clinton is the projected winner of D.C., according to The Associated Press. It has three electoral votes and was carried by Barack Obama in 2012.
Oklahoma
Donald Trump is the projected winner of Oklahoma, according to The Associated Press. The state, with seven electoral votes, is reliably red.
Maryland
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton as the winner of Maryland. The state carries 10 electoral votes and went to Barack Obama four years ago.
Delaware
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton as the winner of Delaware. The state carries three electoral votes and has voted Democratic in the last six presidential elections.
New Hampshire
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton as the winner of New Hampshire, which leans Democratic. Its four electoral votes went to Barack Obama four years ago.
Massachusetts
The Associated Press projects Hillary Clinton wins this reliably blue state, with its 11 electoral votes. It went to Barack Obama in 2012.
West Virginia
The Associated Press projects that Donald Trump wins West Virginia. Mitt Romney won this state in 2012. It used to be reliably blue till 2000.
Vermont
The Associated Press projects that Hillary Clinton wins in Vermont. The home state of Bernie Sanders has 3 electoral votes.
Kentucky
Donald Trump is the projected winner of Kentucky, according to The Associated Press. Mitt Romney won this state four years ago.
Indiana
The Associated Press projects that Donald Trump wins Indiana, with its 11 electoral votes. Mitt Romney carried this state in 2012.
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