The jurisdictions that Trump won in 2016 currently represent a total of 307 electoral votes, and the jurisdictions that he won in 2020 currently represent a total of 235 electoral votes (National Archives). The winner of the most votes in a jurisdiction will be considered to have won the electoral votes for that jurisdiction, and whether there are any "faithless electors" as part of the Electoral College in the 2024 presidential election is immaterial (Ballotpedia). If Trump ceases to be a candidate for president, his name will not be replaced in this question.

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The question closed "More than 307" with a closing date of 5 November 2024.

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