The electors can still change their minds before a meeting in December, and if enough of them did then it would theoretically reverse the result of the election

Turnout was central to the election, since it was won more Democrat voters who didn't cast their ballots than Republicans one who did

The markets are being buoyed up by Mr Trump's surprise win

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Mr Trump got fewer overall votes than Mitt Romney managed to gather in his losing election campaign

The Republicans have only won the popular vote once since 1988

The Democrat candidate congratulated Mr Trump and his supporters on their success, he claimed

'We can wait a little longer, can't we,' Clinton's campaign manager tells audiences

Moving to live in Canada is not easy but not impossible either

It's rare but not unique that the president doesn't actually have the support of most voters

Ms Clinton didn't acknowledge her plunging fortunes, but seemed to suggest she was preparing for a loss

Mr Trump has never been in the lead in the New York Times tracker, until the night of the election

CNN's early exit poll hasn't yet suggested who will win, but early results look negative for the Trump camp

Mr Trump has repeatedly suggested that he won't concede defeat if he loses

The Republican candidate has repeatedly refused to state outright that he will accept the results of the election, and has suggested that it is being rigged

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