
With more than half the states decided and the polls still open in only six Western states, Trumps holds an electoral vote lead of 151-109 over Clinton.
Trump has captured 18 states, while Clinton has won 10 states and the District of Columbia.
Each state's electoral college value is weighted by population. A candidate needs 270 votes to clinch the White House.
The Trump held a slim lead in in Florida, the largest prize among the decisive swing states.
Vote counting was still underway in several other hard-fought states, where no winner has yet been decided: New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, Iowa, Nevada and Utah.