Election night 2016 coverage
2:45: Trump wins Wisconsin, which puts him at 276 electoral votes. Clinton concedes to Trump over the phone, but does not give a speech.
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12:28: Trump wins Iowa. Clinton wins Nevada. The electoral count is 244 Trump, 215 Clinton.
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11:50: Trump wins Utah. Electoral count 222 Trump, 209 Clinton.
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11:40: Clinton wins Washington and Colorado. The current electoral vote is 216 Trump, 209 Clinton.
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11:31: Trump wins Florida. Electoral Count 216 Trump, 188 Clinton.
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11:17: Clinton wins Virginia. Electoral count 188 Clinton and 187 Trump.
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11:08: Trump wins North Carolina. Clinton wins Oregon making the electoral tally 187 Trump and 175 Clinton.
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11:03: Clinton wins California and Hawaii. Trump wins Idaho. Current electoral tally: 168 Clinton, 172 Trump.
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10:45: Trump wins Ohio, a key swing state worth 18 votes.
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10:33: Trump wins Missouri.
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10:26: Clinton wins New Mexico.
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10:02: Polls close in Iowa, Montana, Nevada and Utah.
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9:35: Clinton wins Connecticut. Trump wins Louisiana.
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9:13: Trump wins Arkansas.
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9:10: Trump wins Nebraska.
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9:05: Clinton wins New York. Trump won North Dakota, Wyoming and Kansas.
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9:03: Clinton wins Illinois. Trump wins South Dakota.
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9:00: Trump wins Mississippi. Kathy Castor was re-elected as U.S. Representative in Congress District 14. Polls in Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming have closed.
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8:45: Amendment One failed to pass in Florida with 49 percent voting no.
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8:34: Trump wins Tennessee and Alabama.
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8:30: Amendment 2, 3, and 5 have all passed in Florida. Amendment 2 passed with 71 percent, Amendment 3 passed with 84 percent and Amendment 5 passed with 78 percent. Amendment one is still being tallied.
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8:14: Trump wins South Carolina.
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8:03: Polls in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, and Washington D.C. all closed.
Clinton won Maryland, New Jersey and Rhode Island. Trump won Oklahoma.
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7:31: Trump wins West Virginia.
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7:30: North Carolina, West Virginia and Ohio have closed.
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7:23: Donald Trump won Indiana and Kentucky. Hillary Clinton won Vermont. Latest poll for Florida from CNN shows Trump with 48.2 percent and Clinton with 49.1 percent with 15 percent of polls tallied.
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7:00: Polls in Florida are set to close along with Georgia, South Carolina, Vermont and Virginia. Polls in Indiana and Kentucky began closing at 6:00 p.m. and will finish at 7:00 p.m.
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