Who won in Michigan?

Trump won Michigan's 16 electoral votes by 13,107 votes, with 47.6 percent of the tally, to Clinton's 47.3 percent. Clinton holds the edge in New Hampshire, leading President-elect Trump by 2,701 votes, with 47.6 percent for her and 47.2 percent for Trump. read more

Race Preview: Heading into Tuesday, the Trump campaign saw a possible opening in Michigan, a competitive state with 16 electoral votes that leans Democratic. Barack Obama won Michigan in 2012 by 9.5 percentage points. read more

Update: Michigan preparing for potential hand recount of 4.8M presidential votes. In the closest race for president in Michigan's history, Republican Donald Trump is hanging on to a 10,704-vote win over Democrat Hillary Clinton. read more

Michigan proved to be one of Trump's crucial final states after the New York businessman won critical swing states of Florida, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, North Carolina, Iowa and Ohio. The victories came in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Democratic-leaning states like Michigan where Trump competed with Clinton in the final days of the campaign to open up different pathways to the White House. read more