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All networks have called AK (R), ME (D), ME-1 (D), and ME-2 (R) 06:25, 7 November 2024: 1,020 × 593 (30 KB) Flix11: ME-2 still not projected by NBC for some reason, CNN now has projected AK and statewide ME. 22:17, 6 November 2024: 1,020 × 593 (30 KB) Flix11: AP and NBC have projected statewide ME for Harris-Walz, AK has been projected to R ...
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English: Cartogram of the 2012 Electoral Vote for US President, with each square representing one electoral vote. The population density of the 50 states varies by three orders of magnitude (from NJ with nearly 1,200 people per square mile, to AK with roughly 1 1/4 people per sq mi).