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UPDATE (2:55 AM EST)
Donald Trump delivers acceptance speech
From the Hilton in Midtown, Manhattan, Trump congratulated his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton and her family "on a very, very hard-fought campaign."
Trump made an appeal to those who did not vote for him in the primaries or the general election, asking for "your guidance and your help" to unify the country.
UPDATE (2:48 AM EST)
Fox News predicts that Trump wins the presidency
With 274 electoral votes, Trump has become the 45th President of the United States.
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Clinton calls Trump to concede race, a source tells CNN
Even though Clinton refused to deliver a concession speech at her Election Night headquarters, she called Trump early Wednesday morning to concede the race.
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UPDATE (1:26 AM EST)
Trump at 254 electoral votes; Clinton at 218
Maine called for: CLINTON
Waiting game at Trump and Clinton Election Night headquarters
Supporters are awaiting the candidates' respective speeches.
Trump will speak from the Hilton in Midtown and Clinton from the Javits Convention Center in Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan.
UPDATE (12:34 AM EST)
Trump remains at 254 electoral votes; Clinton at 215
Nevada called for: CLINTON
UPDATE (12:27 AM EST)
Republicans retain control of the House; close race remains in the Senate
Republicans officially reached the magic number of 218 seats needed to retain control in the House.
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The GOP must obtain 51 seats in the Senate, currently leading Democrats 48 to 47.
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UPDATE (12:22 AM EST)
Close race in Michigan with 16 electoral votes at stake
Trump has a narrow lead of 0.4 percent in Michigan with 72 percent of the state's total votes counted.
If he wins Michigan, he wins the electoral college.
Spirits are low at the Clinton campaign headquarters, with supporters seen crying and even leaving the event venue early.
Clinton is expected to speak at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan soon.
UPDATE (11:39 PM EST)
Trump at 254 electoral votes; Clinton at 209
Georgia called for: TRUMP
The Republican presidential candidate needs just 16 more electoral votes to win. He leads in the popular vote by over 132,000 votes.
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UPDATE (11:35 PM EST)
Trump at 238 electoral votes; Clinton remains at 209
Iowa and Wisconsin called for: TRUMP
UPDATE (11:19 PM EST)
Trump stays at 222 electoral votes; Clinton at 209
Oregon called for: CLINTON
UPDATE (11:02 PM EST)
Trump at 222 electoral votes; Clinton at 202
Utah called for: TRUMP
Only 114 electoral votes remain. To win, Trump needs 48 more electoral votes and Clinton needs 68 more.
Several states including Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, and Minnesota have yet to be called.
UPDATE (11:02 PM EST)
Trump at 216 electoral votes; Clinton at 202
Florida and Idaho called for: TRUMP
California and Washington called for: CLINTON
Race tightens in the Senate, with Democrats at 46 seats and Republicans at 48
In the event of a 50/50 tie, the party of the candidate elected president will determine control of the house.
UPDATE (10:54 PM EST)
Trump at 183 electoral votes; Clinton stays at 131
North Carolina called for: TRUMP
Trump is in the lead in the popular vote with over 39,200,000 votes and Clinton with nearly 37,100,000.
Republicans closing in on the Senate
Republicans have won 47 seats in the Senate, closing in on the magic number of 51 seats needed to retain control.
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UPDATE (10:30 PM EST)
Trump at 168 electoral votes; Clinton at 131
Ohio called for: TRUMP
Colorado called for: CLINTON
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UPDATE (10:05 PM EST)
Trump at 150 electoral votes; Clinton at 122
Montana called for: TRUMP
Virginia called for: CLINTON
Trump is watching the election results roll in from his campaign headquarters at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
Just miles away, Clinton will be hosting an election night party at Manhattan's Javits Center.
UPDATE (9:45 PM EST)
Trump leads Clinton in Florida
Ninety-five percent of the vote has been counted in Florida, with Trump ahead by nearly 118,000 votes and 29 electoral votes at stake.
Republicans maintain control of the House
Democrats were unable to attain the 218 seats required to control the House.
The Senate race is close, with 41 Democrat wins, 43 Republican wins, and 16 seats left in play.
Either party must reach 51 seats for control of the Senate.
UPDATE (9:40 PM EST)
Trump at 147 electoral votes; Clinton at 109
Louisiana called for: TRUMP
New Mexico called for: CLINTON
UPDATE (9:30 PM EST)
Trump remains at 139 electoral votes; Clinton at 104
Connecticut called for: CLINTON
Trump is ahead in the battleground states of Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia.
Meanwhile, Clinton leads in Colorado and Pennsylvania.
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UPDATE (9:05 PM EST)
Trump at 139 electoral votes; Clinton at 97
Arkansas, Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wyoming called for: TRUMP
New York called for: CLINTON
Clinton thanks her campaign and supporters in an eerie message via Twitter, saying, "Whatever happens tonight, thank you for everything."
UPDATE (8:30 PM EST)
Trump at 76 electoral votes; Clinton stays at 68
Alabama called for: TRUMP
UPDATE (8:00 PM EST)
Trump at 67 electoral votes; Clinton at 68
Missouri, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Tennessee called for: TRUMP
Delaware, New Jersey, Washington D.C., Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts and Rhode Island called for: CLINTON
UPDATE (7:50 PM EST)
Trump at 33 electoral votes; Clinton stays at 3
South Carolina called for: TRUMP
UPDATE (7:35 PM EST)
Trump at 24 electoral votes; Clinton remains at 3
West Virginia called for: TRUMP
The polls have closed in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida. The states have begun counting votes.
UPDATE (7:00 PM EST)
Trump at 19 electoral votes; Clinton at 3 electoral votes
Kentucky, Indiana, and New Hampshire called for: TRUMP
Vermont called for: CLINTON
MRCTV will be here until the polls close Tuesday, bringing you up-to-the-minute info on election results! The first polls on the East Coast closed at 6 p.m. EST.
Expect the final election results to come in around 11 p.m. EST, soon after the polls close on the West Coast.