### January 22, 2024

We enhanced the 2024 US election map page with more forecasts to help you follow the race: 

* Who will be elected US President?
* How many electoral college votes will the Democrat nominee win?
* How many electoral college votes will the Republican nominee win?
* Will a Democrat win?

##[Explore our 2024 US Election Hub](https://www.metaculus.com/experiments/elections/)

### November 28, 2023

Now you can embed Metaculus's [2024 Election Forecast Map](https://www.metaculus.com/experiments/elections/) on your own website. Just click 'embed' to get the code. You can even adjust the dimensions and select from 'light' and 'dark' modes. 

![embed](https://metaculus-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/Screenshot+2023-12-13+at+9.27.26+AM.webp)

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You can also click the 'share' button to get a link to the page, or to share the map on your preferred social platform along with a preview image. 



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## Introducing Our 2024 US Presidential Election Map [November 28]

![map](https://metaculus-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/election-map.gif)

Today we launch our **[forecast map for the 2024 US Presidential Election](https://www.metaculus.com/experiments/elections/)**: Follow state-level races with live aggregate forecasts and see Community Predictions in context with electoral vote counts.

Hover over states on the map or on the 'votes to win' bar to reveal information like: 

-   The likelihood of a Republican victory according to the Community Prediction

-   Counts of forecasters and total predictions

-   The number of electoral votes hanging in the balance

-   A link to the relevant forecast on the question group page

Historically, most states reliably elect the same party's candidate each cycle. Hovering over these states displays an electoral vote count and either 'Safe Republican' or 'Safe Democrat'.

**[Forecast the state-level questions and help refine the map here.](https://www.metaculus.com/questions/18274/will-the-gop-win-these-battleground-states/)**

Locate our interactive election map in the Experiments section of the main feed sidebar.

### Future directions

This dynamic map is an experiment in forecast visualization. Share your valuable feedback on what you like and what you would like to see next!

Future potential additions include:

-   An overall probability of a Democrat or Republican victory

-   A share button

-   An option to subscribe for updates

Finally, note that Maine and Nebraska appoint individual electors and can potentially split their electoral votes. We aim to integrate this in future updates.