Results North Carolina Today November 8 2016

North Carolina is considered one of the key swing states in this election campaign, polls have shown Clinton with a slight advantage here, although it is a state that Donald Trump seemingly must win.

In 2008 President Barack Obama won the state by just 0.3% and then in 2012 Romney triumphed by a mere 2.0%.

Without any doubt there will be a great deal of attention and importance placed upon North Carolina when the first results start coming in later tonight.

You can follow the latest state by state on this site, as soon as the first results start coming in they will be published here.

Exit Polls California Presidential Election November 8 2016

After a long and highly controversial election campaign, the big day is finally here, Donald Trump vs Hillary Clinton, two contrasting styles going head to head.

It is no secret that California leans highly towards the democrats and therefore it would appear that there can only be one winner in the state - Hillary Clinton.

In 2012 the results in the presidential election in California were as follows

Barack Obama (D)  60.24%
Mitt Romney    (R)  37.12%

You can follow all the latest election updates on this site and as soon as the results are available they will be published here.

Presidential Debate Trump Clinton Live Streaming October 19 2016

We are now just mere hours away from the third and final debate and many people are wondering exactly where and when the event will take place.

At 21:00 ET on October 19 Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will come face to face directly for the last time during this election campaign and there are signs that it could be the most heated debate to date.

The event will take place at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas, Nevada and will follow the same format as the first debate, with the moderator posing questions to each candidate and then allowing for some debate on each topic between the two.

Presidential Debate 2 October 9 2016 Live Stream

The second presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton takes place on Sunday October 9 at Washington University in St Louis. 

To say that the presidential debates have been one of the most anticipated moments of this election campaign would be a massive understatement, the first event which took place at Hofstra University in New York attracted a combined audience of 100 million people. 

In a poll following the debate which took place on September 26, 62% of respondents claimed that they believe that Hillary Clinton beat the real estate mogul in their first face face of this election. 

Second Presidential Debate Format 19 October 2016

After a highly anticipated and heated first presidential debate, we will barely have time to catch our breath because the second debate will take place on October 19, just a few weeks away.

Certainly the first debate, which was viewed by some 100 million people via television and online media, was not exempt from controversy. After a good start, Donald Trump seemed to lose his way as he was mocked by Clinton about his tax returns and comments about women. Many in the Trump campaign have claimed that moderator Lester Holt was harsher on Trump compared to Clinton and "The Donald" also complained that his microphone had malfunctioned.

The second debate will have a Town Hall type format with undecided voters able to pose questions to the candidates during the first half of the event and then in the second the moderators will grill them with different questions.

The debate will take place at Washington University in St Louis and last for a total of 90 minutes beginning at 9pm ET, 8pm CT, 7pm MT and 6pm PT.

First Debate Clinton Trump Transcript 2016

The first presidential debate took place today Monday September 26 between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. 

As expected it was a tense affair with both candidates looking to gain the upper hand. The written transcript will be available in a few minutes and will be posted here. 

Presidential Debate Trump vs Clinton Live Stream September 26 2016

In a campaign marked by scandals, terrorism, riots and more, it is now time to focus our attention on the presidential debates. Former First Lady and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will go face to face with entrepreneur turned politician Donald Trump on Monday September 26.

The debate will no doubt garner a massive amount of attention and reportedly is expected to draw record numbers of viewers, maybe in excess of 100 million in the United States.

Many people are anticipating an entertaining mix up, mainly due to the unpredictability of Trump, who usually says whatever is on his mind and ignores political correctness totally.

The debate beings at 9pm ET and will last approximately 90 minutes.

Presidential Debate Time September 26 2016 California

With less than a week left until the first presidential debate takes place between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, nerves are being frayed.

It has been reported by The Washington Times that Hillary Clinton is preparing obsessively for the debates, pouring over politicy papers and readying herself for anything that the boisterous businessman can throw her way.

Trump on the other hand is reportedly taking a more relaxed approach, meeting informally with his advisors for Sunday lunch where they chat over possible attacks that he can land on Clinton.

The debate is scheduled to being at 9pm ET, this will make it 6pm in California.

Lester Holt from NBC will moderate this first debate, which over 100 million Americans are expected to watch.

Watch First Debate Trump Clinton Live Online September 26 2016

The first presidential debate takes place on September 26 and will be televised on many networks and even facebook.

Hillary Clinton is reported to be meticulously preparing for the first event, practicing with 2 different types of Trump, one more measured and composed and the other more erratic and boisterous. Trump meanwhile has reportedly been taking a more cavalier approach apparently engaging in very little preparation in order to sound more unscripted and authentic.

The debate will be on three topics, which may change depending on major news developments, they will be "America`s Direction", "achieving prosperity" and "securing America". These were selected by Lester Holt, NBC News presenter and moderator for this first debate.

New York Primary Exit Polls 19/4/2016

Today voters in the state of New York will have the opportunity to voice their opinions on who should represent their party in the 2016 presidential election.

On the Democrat side, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton will battle it out in a race that is becoming closer than many analysts had at first thought. Excluding superdelegates, who support Clinton in overwhelming numbers and the race is pretty close.

As for the Republicans Donald Trump maintains a healthy lead in the delegate count but it remains to be seen whether or not he will reach the amount that he needs in order to put the nomination beyond doubt.

Recent polling suggest that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the favorites going into the New York Primary but we will await the first exit polls to have an indication who is winning.

Who is Winning in Wisconsin 5 April 2016

We are currently awaiting the first results for the State of Wisconsin in the Republican and Democratic Primaries.

Wisconsin is the only state that goes to the polls today and as such has garnered a great amount of attention.

According to the latest polls for the Republican side, Ted Cruz has an advantage over businessman Donald Trump, the polls on the Democrat side indicate an advantage for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.

The first results are expected later tonight and as soon as they are available they will be published here.

Poll South Carolina Democratic Feb 26 2016

After a bumpy start to her campaign, Hillary Clinton seems to be back in the driving seat in the race for the democratic nomination for the presidency in 2016.

She suffered a major setback after being comfortably defeated in New Hampshire which resulted in much speculation as to whether, as in 2008 she would lose after being the favoured candidate for a substational period. However a narrow win in Nevada for Clinton seems to have arrested the momentum of her adversary Bernie Sanders.

Next up in South Carolina where the former First Lady and Secretary of State has a huge lead over the democratic socialist. The Realclearpolitics average has her leading up 57-33.