Who won the most electoral votes between Romney and Obama?

Answer 1

The predictions were very partisan, as might be expected: one Republican pollster said Mr. Romney would win in a landslide, and a Fox News commentator (Dick Morris) agreed, predicting more than 300 electoral votes for Mitt Romney. Conversely, while Democrats were more cautious, many pollsters (for example Public Policy Polling) noted that Mr. Obama had slight leads in the swing states. A neutral pollster, Nate Silver of the New York Times (who predicted the totals very accurately in 2008) asserted that Mr. Obama would win most of the swing states and thus win the electoral college: he predicted about 332 electoral votes for Mr. Obama. In the end, Predictions favoring Mitt Romney turned out to be quite incorrect: Obama received exactly what Nate Silver said-- 332 electoral votes, to win re-election.

Answer 2

There are still a few votes that have not been counted yet, but the total we have is 62,615,406 votes (51%) for President Obama, with 332 electoral votes; and 59,142,004 (48%) votes for Mitt Romney, with 206 electoral votes.

Answer 3

President Obama received 62,611,250 votes (and 332 electoral votes); his challenger Mitt Romney received 59,134,475 votes (and 206 electoral votes). Mr. Obama was thus re-elected.

Answer 4

In the 2012 presidential election Barack Obama received 332 electoral votes (61.7%) and Mitt Romney received 206 electoral votes (38.3%).