Republicans in Georgia were nervously assessing the vote count and promised to file lawsuits in a dozen or more counties aimed at knocking off votes here and there. See Georgia results ›

In the latest results, Trump hit the percentage he needed to stay on track to potentially win Arizona, but it may not hold. The next Maricopa release is not expected until Thursday night. See Arizona results ›

Biden’s margin in Maricopa County (Phoenix) went down by 10,783 votes, to a lead of 74,514 in the county, with about 5 percent of the total vote there still out. See Arizona results ›

Maricopa County (Phoenix) just posted its last numbers for the night, and Trump narrowed Biden’s edge in Arizona slightly — to 68,390 votes, or less than three percentage points. See Arizona results ›

More than 150 pro-Trump protesters, some armed, gathered outside the Maricopa County election office and chanted “Count the vote,” as officials continued to do just that. See Arizona results ›

Calling on election officials to “count every vote,” protesters marched in several U.S. cities as Trump mounted an aggressive effort to challenge the vote count. Read more ›

Watching Democratic Twitter angst about Arizona’s race tightening. 1) Wait for more figures before freaking out. 2) Biden has multiple paths to victory. Trump’s road is narrow. See Arizona results ›

The margin between Trump and Biden continues to narrow in Georgia. As of 10 p.m., Trump was leading by just 33,300 votes. Counting is continuing in the Atlanta metro region. See Georgia results ›

In Georgia, 38 percent of voters characterized themselves as moderates. Of that group, 64 percent said they voted for Biden, while 34 percent said they supported Trump. See Georgia results ›

Georgia has tightened to a 39,000-vote lead for Trump. Fulton County’s election director told CNN he expects to report all outstanding mail votes between midnight and 3 a.m. See Georgia results ›

Officials in Maricopa County said they will release another results update after 1 a.m. ET, and another around 9 p.m. ET tomorrow. See Arizona results ›

Roughly four out of 10 voters in Arizona consider themselves independent — and a majority of them voted for Biden over Trump. See Arizona results ›

Arizona’s Maricopa County, where new results are starting to come in, saw its jobless rate fall to 6.3 percent in September, about half of what it was early in the pandemic. See Arizona results ›

In Georgia, where the race is tightening, 45 percent of voters said they're doing better today than four years ago. In that group, nearly four of five supported Trump. See Georgia results ›

New results from Maricopa County are beginning to come in, with Biden maintaining a lead. This is just the beginning in Arizona, as 600,000 votes are still outstanding. See Arizona results ›

Richard L. Barron, the elections director of Fulton County, Ga., said he expected all votes there to be counted overnight, although it may stretch well after midnight. See Georgia results ›

The presidential vote grows tighter in Georgia as mail ballots are counted. Trump’s lead has narrowed to 46,000 votes, or 1 percentage point. See Georgia results ›