We're prioritizing Associated Press race calls and looking for a second projection or call from at least one other major news outlet. Keeping in mind that several states have results that may not be finalized tonight, here are the states that have been projected by multiple outlets including the AP so far (including how many electoral college votes they have).Projected for Biden: 273California (55)Colorado (9)Connecticut (7)Delaware (3)District of Columbia (3)Hawaii (4)Illinois (20)Maine (2)Maine, 1st district (1)Maryland (10)Massachusetts (11)Michigan (16)Minnesota (10)Nebraska, 2nd district (1)New Hampshire (4)New Jersey (14)New Mexico (5)New York (29)Oregon (7)Pennsylvania (20)Rhode Island (4)Vermont (3)Virginia (13)Washington (12)Wisconsin (10)Projected for Trump: 214Alabama (9)Arkansas (6)Florida (29)Idaho (4)Iowa (6)Indiana (11)Kansas (6)Kentucky (8)Louisiana (8)Maine, 2nd district (1)Mississippi (6)Missouri (10)Montana (3)Nebraska (2)Nebraska, 1st district (1)Nebraska, 3rd district (1)North Dakota (3)Ohio (18)Oklahoma (7)South Carolina (9)South Dakota (3)Tennessee (11)Texas (38)Utah (6)West Virginia (5)Wyoming (3)Stay up-to-date on the 2020 election.Sign up for theTeen VogueTake!The SenateAs of 11:45 A.M. ET Saturday,theNew York Timesshowed alongside pigs and goats, and before that, he posed witha chicken and a dog that 100 women are expected on their way to Congress, helping push the Democrats to retake control of the House of Representatives. Twelve women were elected to the Senate,according to CNN If you answered YES, what is your favorite Beyoncé song?