Democratic nominee Joe Biden defeated President Trump in Nevada, according to the Associated Press, which on Saturday morning projected that Biden had won the election and been elected the 46th president.

Nevada, a perennial Western battleground, was hotly contested yet again this cycle as Trump and Biden made an aggressive play for its six Electoral College votes. The state has turned a slight shade of blue over the past decade and a half — it has not voted Republican for president since supporting George W. Bush for reelection in 2004.

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