A US state will override its presidential election result to send different elector(s) to the electoral college in 2024. This outcome requires a legislator, judge, or governor in at least one state successfully overriding the election results after voting day. The resolution criteria include states that switch from proportional to winner-takes-all allocation of electors before voting day not being included. States following the National Popular Vote compact before voting day are excluded if the pact is activated for them before voting day, but included if it's activated after. A state's certification of election results is resolved based on whether they submit results different from the projected winner according to at least six major news organizations by a specific deadline.