2024 Presidential Election

Both turnout percentages use votes cast for president. VAP counts residents of voting age; VEP adjusts for eligibility and includes eligible overseas citizens nationally.
58.6%
Turnout by VAP
63.7%
Turnout by VEP

Results of the presidential election of 2024, won by Donald J. Trump with 312 electoral votes.

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Trump’s Cabinet

Current through October 18, 2026.

President: Donald J. Trump (2025–present)

Vice President: JD Vance (2025–present)

Secretary of State: Lisa Kenna (acting, 2025) and Marco Rubio (2025–present)

Secretary of the Treasury: David Lebryk (acting, 2025) and Scott Bessent (2025–present)

Secretary of Defense: Robert Salesses (acting, 2025) and Pete Hegseth (2025–present; also designated Secretary of War)

Attorney General: James McHenry (acting, 2025), Pam Bondi (2025–2026) and Todd Blanche (2026–present; acting until August 10, 2026)

Secretary of the Interior: Walter Cruickshank (acting, 2025) and Doug Burgum (2025–present)

Secretary of Agriculture: Gary Washington (acting, 2025) and Brooke Rollins (2025–present)

Secretary of Commerce: Jeremy Pelter (acting, 2025) and Howard Lutnick (2025–present)

Secretary of Labor: Vincent Micone (acting, 2025), Lori Chavez-DeRemer (2025–2026) and Keith Sonderling (2026–present; acting until October 2, 2026)

Secretary of Health and Human Services: Dorothy Fink (acting, 2025) and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (2025–present)

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development: Matthew Ammon (acting, 2025) and Scott Turner (2025–present)

Secretary of Transportation: Judith Kaleta (acting, 2025) and Sean Duffy (2025–present)

Secretary of Energy: Ingrid Kolb (acting, 2025) and Chris Wright (2025–present)

Secretary of Education: Denise Carter (acting, 2025) and Linda McMahon (2025–present)

Secretary of Veterans Affairs: Todd Hunter (acting, 2025) and Doug Collins (2025–present)

Secretary of Homeland Security: Benjamine Huffman (acting, 2025), Kristi Noem (2025–2026) and Markwayne Mullin (2026–present)

Chief of Staff: Susie Wiles (2025–present)

Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency: James Payne (acting, 2025) and Lee Zeldin (2025–present)

Director of National Intelligence: Stacey Dixon (acting, 2025), Tulsi Gabbard (2025–2026), William J. Pulte (acting, 2026) and Jay Clayton (2026–present)

United States Trade Representative: Juan Millan (acting, 2025) and Jamieson Greer (2025–present)

United States Ambassador to the United Nations: Dorothy Shea (acting, 2025) and Michael Waltz (2025–present)

Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers: Stephen Miran (2025–2026; on leave from September 2025), Pierre Yared (acting, 2025–2026) and Christopher Phelan (2026–present)

Administrator of the Small Business Administration: Everett Woodel (acting, 2025) and Kelly Loeffler (2025–present)

Director of the Office of Management and Budget: Matthew Vaeth (acting, 2025) and Russell Vought (2025–present)

Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy: Michael Kratsios (2025–present)

Director of the Central Intelligence Agency: Thomas Sylvester, Jr. (acting, 2025) and John Ratcliffe (2025–present)

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Electoral Votes

Other color: Green Party (Jill Stein). Left-leaning alignment. Combined Other totals include all remaining candidates.

270 to win
75,017,613 popular votes (48.32%)
Running Mate: Tim Walz
77,302,580 popular votes (49.80%)
Running Mate: J.D. Vance

Donald Trump swept all seven battleground states to join Grover Cleveland as the only individuals to win the presidency in non-consecutive terms. See Trump’s 2016 Cabinet.

Presedential Election

Republican

State Electoral Votes

Alabama

9

Alaska

3

Arizona

11

Arkansas

6

California

54

Colorado

10

Connecticut

7

Delaware

3

District of Columbia

3

Florida

30

Georgia

16

Hawaii

4

Idaho

4

Illinois

19

Indiana

11

Iowa

6

Kansas

6

Kentucky

8

Louisiana

8

Maine

3

Maryland

10

Massachusetts

11

Michigan

15

Minnesota

10

Mississippi

6

Missouri

10

Montana

4

Nebraska

4

Nevada

6

New Hampshire

4

New Jersey

14

New Mexico

5

New York

28

North Carolina

16

North Dakota

3

Ohio

17

Oklahoma

7

Oregon

8

Pennsylvania

19

Rhode Island

4

South Carolina

9

South Dakota

3

Tennessee

11

Texas

40

Utah

6

Vermont

3

Virginia

13

Washington

12

West Virginia

4

Wisconsin

10

Wyoming

3

Popular Votes by VEP

75,017,613
77,302,580
88,565,121 (36.33%) did not vote

Share of 243,803,423 eligible people: Harris 30.77% · Other 1.20% · Did Not Vote 36.33% · Trump 31.71%.

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