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US election results LIVE: Trump Triumphs
Donald J. Trump, who ran an improbable and often ugly campaign against the establishment, was holding on to small but significant leads in a series of key battleground states on Tuesday night, upending months of polling that had given the advantage to Hillary Clinton and raising Republican hopes of seizing back the White House.
| Donald Trump | Hillary Clinton |
| 276 | 218 |
| 57,274,606 votes (48.0%) | 56,341,902 votes (47.2%) |
| 270 | |
02:51 PM (IST)
President Pranab Mukherjee congratulates Donald Trump on being elected the President of the United States
01:54 PM (IST)
Hamas expects same anti-Palestinian 'bias' under Trump
Islamist movement Hamas which controls Gaza said that it did not expect a change in US "bias" against the Palestinians with Donald Trump in the White House. "The Palestinian people do not count much on any change in the US presidency because the US policy towards the Palestinian issue is a consistent policy on the basis of bias," Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri told AFP. "Nevertheless, we hope that US president Trump will re-evaluate this policy and rebalance it on the Palestinian issue."
1:45 PM
Philippines President Duterte congratulates Trump, says will work together to enhance ties (Reuters reports)
1:37 PM
Hopefully you'll be so proud of your president. It's my honour, it's been an amazing two-year period, and I love this country - Donald Trump
1:35 PM
"At the end of four years, or eight years, you'll be able to say that was something you were proud of doing," Trump says
1:25 PM
The forgotten men and women of this country will be forgotten no longer: Donald Trump
1:24 PM
Working together, we will begin the urgent task of rebuilding our nation and renewing the American dream - Donald Trump
1:24 PM
"Ours was not a campaign but rather an incredible movement made up of millions of hard-working men and women who love their country," Trump says
1:23 PM
It's time to come together as one united people. I pledge to every citizen of our land that I will be president for all Americans - Donald Trump
1:23 PM
She fought really hard, Trump says
1:22 PM
I just received a call from secretary Clinton. She congratulated us for our victory, Trump says
1:20 PM
"Thank you US. Sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business," Trump says
1:20 PM
President-elect Donald Trump on stage now with wife, about to give his victory speech
1:19 PM
"I will have the privilege to serve as your vice-president: Mike Pence," Pence says
US Election: Visuals from Trump HQ in New York, loud cheers being heard for Donald Trump pic.twitter.com/1Vi6ZVFr9E
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 9, 2016
1:11 PM
Hillary Clinton calls Donald Trump to concede election
1:02 PM
Donald Trump is elected president of the United States
1:00 PM
Donald Trump will win Wisconsin’s 10 electoral votes, CNN projects
12:48 PM
Donald Trump arrives at his election headquarters
#USElection2016: 2:15 AM in the east coast, visuals of tired Donald Trump supporters at the HQ in New York pic.twitter.com/2LK9aFJHmR
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 9, 2016
12:37 PM
Podesta says her campaign will have nothing to say tonight about state of race. Clinton will not speak tonight.
12:33 PM
The chairman of the Clinton campaign, John Podesta, speaks at Clinton headquater. Clinton campaign refuses to concede 'every vote should count'.
Very disappointed with the results, it is a major setback for democratic America: Hillary Clinton’s supporter pic.twitter.com/2M7ZDKFJ5a
— ANI (@ANI_news) November 9, 2016
12:20 PM
In Melania Trump's hometown Sevnica, Slovenia, residents watch election night results. She was "unfairly treated" in the campaign, one says
12:15 PM
Donald Trump just three electoral votes away from US presidency
12:17 PM
Donald Trump will win Alaska’s 3 electoral votes, CNN projects
12:18 PM
Trump wins Pennsylvania, AP reports
12:07 PM
Supporters of Trump cheer televised results during an election night party at a hotel in Arizona.
11:54 AM
Is there any last minute chance for Hillary Clinton?
* If Clinton takes many of the remaining states – including Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota and Arizona – she would get enough of the electoral college to reach the all-important 270 votes and make her way to the White House.
*Another possible outcome is that the election goes down to a tie. Clinton will lose in that case since the Republicans are almost certain to retain both legislatures.
11:29 AM (IST)
Obama's recent comment on Trump explains the panic over latest poll results
As polls closed and media called state races one-by-one, giving the key battleground states of Ohio, Florida and North Carolina to the Republican maverick, pollsters scrambled to update their forecasts and point to an improbable upset. This quote by Barack Obama clearly explains the slight panic:
"In the last two days, they had so little confidence in his self-control they said we are just going to take away your Twitter. Now, if somebody can't handle a Twitter account, they can't handle the nuclear codes. If somebody starts tweeting at three in the morning because SNL made fun of you, then you can't handle the nuclear codes."
11:06 AM (IST)
US stock futures tumble 5% on fears of Trump win
US stock markets tumbled more than five percent in after-hours trading early on Wednesday as Republican billionaire Donald Trump appeared poised to defeat Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House.
Futures markets for the S&P 500 fell 5.01 per cent and the tech-heavy NASDAQ lost 5.08 per cent, reflecting the growing concerns among investors about the economic risks posed by an eventual Trump presidency.
Donald Trump is the first candidate to talk about cross border terrorism b/w India and Pakistan: Shalabh Kumar (Indo-American Industrialist) pic.twitter.com/P7k0dFjWVA
— The Hans India (@thehansindiaweb) November 9, 2016
10:50AM (IST)
California Attorney General Kamala Harris becomes first ever Indian-American US Senator
Kamala Harris, California's Attorney General, was on Monday elected to the United States Senate. She was elected from California, her home state, and is the first ever Indian-American to be elected to the Senate, the US legislature's upper house.
10:47AM (IST)
India-born Pramila Jayapal elected to US House in Washington
10:47 AM (IST)
Donald Trump within reach of shock White House win
As polls closed and media called state races one-by-one, giving the key battleground states of Ohio, Florida and North Carolina to the Republican maverick, pollsters scrambled to update their forecasts and point to an improbable upset.
10:20 AM (IST)
Canada immigration website appears to crash as Donald Trump lead grows
Maybe some Americans were serious when they threatened they would move to Canada if Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump became successful in his often polarizing campaign for the White House. Canada's main immigration website appeared to suffer repeated outages on Tuesday night as Trump took the lead in several major states and his prospects for winning the US presidency turned markedly higher.
10:15 AM (IST)
Indian-American Peter Jacob loses Congressional race
Indian-American Democrat Peter Jacob lost his bid for the House of Representatives from New Jersey. The Kerala-born social worker lost by a margin of a 15 per cent of the votes in the Seventh Congressional District in the middle of the state, which does not cover any of the areas with heavy Indian American presence.
Congressman Leonard Lance won re-election from the traditionally Republican constituency. But his votes were reduced from 59.25 per cent to 55 per cent.
10:09 AM (IST)
Trump projected winner in Iowa and Utah
09:38 AM (IST)
Donald Trump wins key state of North Carolina, ABC News projects
09:32 AM (IST)
Clinton wins California, Hawaii; Trump wins Idaho, CNN projects
09:24 AM (IST)
Trump wins another key battle state Florida, AP says
09:17 AM (IST)
Market tumbles at open, Sensex falls 1,600 points; Nifty down over 500 points
09:12 AM (IST)
Colorado projected by ABC News for Hillary Clinton
09:02 AM (IST)
Gold rallies to 5-week top with Trump, Clinton in tight race
Gold jumped 3% to its highest in five weeks on Wednesday as early counting showed a close battle for the White House between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, pushing investors toward safe havens. With voting completed in more than two-thirds of the 50 US states, the race was too close to call in Ohio, Florida, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire and Virginia, states that could be vital to deciding which contender wins the presidency. Spot gold was up 2.9% at $1,311.80 an ounce by 0235 GMT. Bullion peaked at $1,312.80, its strongest since October 4.
08:56 AM (IST)
Trump wins key battleground state Ohio (AFP)
08:54 AM (IST)
Mexican peso slumps to record low against dollar
The Mexican peso slumped to a record low against the dollar Wednesday as results in the US presidential election pointed to Donald Trump making a strong showing against Hillary Clinton in the race for the White House.
The unit, which has become a proxy for the property mogul's chances of becoming US president, slumped to below 20 against the dollar, an historic low. (AFP)
08:49 AM (IST))
Donald Trump leads in crucial states of Florida and Ohio
08:45 AM (IST)
Raja Krishnamoorthi, a Democrat of Tamil origin, elected to US House in Illinois, AP reports
08:34 AM (IST)
Donald Trump will win Montana’s 3 electoral votes, CNN projects
08:32 AM (IST)
Dollar turns tail as Trump edges ahead in fiercely contested US election
The dollar tumbled more than two percent versus the yen at one point and turned tail against other major peers in volatile trade on Wednesday, as Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump edged ahead of Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in a tight US election battle.
08:14 AM (IST)
Meanwhile, Asian shares tumble as Trump gains
Share benchmarks are tumbling across Asia after Donald Trump gained the lead in electoral votes, with 123 to Hillary Clinton's 97 as of 9pm EST (0200 GMT). Markets had opened solidly higher but quickly shed those gains, reflecting investor concern over what a Trump presidency might mean for the economy and trade. Japan's Nikkei 225 index dropped 2.4 per cent to 16,777.85 as the US dollar sank against the Japanese yen, a trend that would be unfavorable to exporters. Hong Kong's Hang Seng plunged 1.7 per cent to 22,514.70. South Korea's Kospi index fell 1.4 per cent to 1,976.49 and Australia's S&P ASX/200 lost 1.2 per cent to 5,196.70.
This team has so much to be proud of. Whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything. pic.twitter.com/x13iWOzILL
— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) November 9, 2016
07:47 AM (IST)
Two-thirds of US voters say they back some gun control
Two-thirds of Americans voting in presidential election favor moderate or strong gun control measures, according to an early reading from the an Election Day poll, up from 59 percent who said so in 2012.
07:42 AM (IST)
Trump projected winner in Louisiana (8 electoral votes): NBC
07:41 AM (IST)
Donald Trump is leading in crucial states of Florida, Ohio, Virginia and North Carolina
07:35 AM (IST)
Trump wins North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Kansas, Texas. Clinton wins New York (AP projection)
07:34 AM (IST)
Republicans retain control of House of Representatives: Projections
The Republican Party looked set to keep its majority in the US House of Representatives in Tuesday's election, two television networks projected. NBC and ABC said early results indicated the party would keep at least 218 of the 435 seats in the chamber.
