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Barack Obama
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Mitt Romney
  • California 55
  • Colorado 9
  • Connecticut 7
  • District of Colombria 3
  • Delaware 3
  • Florida 29
  • Hawaii 4
  • Iowa 6
  • Illinois 20
  • Massachusetts 11
  • Maryland 10
  • Maine 4
  • Michigan 16
  • Minnesota 10
  • Nebraska 0
  • New Hampshire 4
  • New Jersey 14
  • New Mexico 5
  • Nevada 6
  • New York 29
  • Ohio 18
  • Oregon 7
  • Pennsylvania 20
  • Rhode Island 4
  • Virginia 13
  • Vermont 3
  • Washington 12
  • Wisconsin 10
  • Alaska 3
  • Alabama 9
  • Arkansas 6
  • Arizona 11
  • Georgia 16
  • Idaho 4
  • Indiana 11
  • Kansas 6
  • Kentucky 8
  • Louisiana 8
  • Maine 0
  • Missouri 10
  • Mississippi 6
  • Montana 3
  • North Carolina 15
  • North Dakota 3
  • Nebraska 5
  • Oklahoma 7
  • South Carolina 9
  • South Dakota 3
  • Tennessee 11
  • Texas 38
  • Utah 6
  • West Virginia 5
  • Wyoming 3
20 November 2012 Last updated at 13:06 ET

Tea Party freshman loses his seatAllen West listens to a question at a campaign stop with guests at SCORE South Palm Beach 18 October 2012

Outspoken Republican congressman Allen West concedes he lost his Florida re-election effort, after two weeks of recount battles.

US election 2012

American flagSecession petitions after Obama win

More than 100,000 Americans petition the White House to allow their states to secede from the US after President Obama's re-election.

Obama adds Florida to poll count

US President Barack Obama wins the presidential vote in Florida - widening his electoral victory margin over Republican rival, Mitt Romney.

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Mark Mardell, North America editor Article written by Mark Mardell Mark Mardell North America editor
Katty Kay, BBC World News Article written by Katty Kay Katty Kay Presenter, BBC World News

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