Results by Region

[ElectionsGuy]

Holding off on the west for now, but premature totals on the other three regions. The Northeast includes Maryland, Delaware, and DC. The Midwest includes Missouri.

Northeast

Clinton: 14,984,765 (55.6%)
Trump: 10,865,762 (40.3%)

Total: 26,958,577

South

Trump: 24,565,864 (53.6%)
Clinton: 19,560,787 (42.7%)

Total: 45,836,139

Midwest

Trump: 15,428,884 (49.7%)
Clinton: 13,948,824 (44.9%)

Total: 31,051,419

The country may have only swung 2-3 points more right from 2012, but the Midwest swung 8 points right (Obama won overall by 3 in 2012) and the south only 1 point (Romney won by 10). The West probably swung a few points Democratic, I'm guessing Clinton won by 15 or so (Obama won by 11).

[ElectionsGuy]

New England

Clinton: 3,980,675 (56.3%)
Trump: 2,706,436 (38.3%)

Total: 7,071,052

Democratic swings in Massachusetts (especially around Boston) and in SW Connecticut counterbalanced Republican swings most elsewhere.

[muon2]

The regional PVI swings are quite stark. Here is the map showing the net change in PVI and the new PVI table (updated 11/24) from posts I made on the Political Geography board.

Here's my table based on the current numbers on Leip's page.

State	2012 PVI	2016 PVI	Net
AL	R+14	R+14	0
AK	R+12	R+9	D+3
AZ	R+7	R+5	D+2
AR	R+14	R+15	R+1
CA	D+9	D+12	D+3
CO	D+1	D+1	0
CT	D+7	D+7	0
DE	D+8	D+6	R+2
DC	D+40	D+43	D+3
FL	R+2	R+1	D+1
GA	R+6	R+5	D+1
HI	D+20	D+18	R+2
ID	R+18	R+19	R+1
IL	D+8	D+7	R+1
IN	R+5	R+9	R+4
IA	D+1	R+2	R+3
KS	R+12	R+13	R+1
KY	R+13	R+15	R+2
LA	R+12	R+11	D+1
ME	D+6	D+3	R+3
MD	D+10	D+12	D+2
MA	D+10	D+12	D+2
MI	D+4	D+1	R+3
MN	D+2	D+1	R+1
MS	R+9	R+9	0
MO	R+5	R+9	R+4
MT	R+7	R+10	R+3
NE	R+12	R+14	R+2
NV	D+2	D+1	R+1
NH	D+1	EVEN	R+1
NJ	D+6	D+7	D+1
NM	D+4	D+4	0
NY	D+11	D+11	0
NC	R+3	R+3	0
ND	R+10	R+16	R+6
OH	R+1	R+3	R+2
OK	R+19	R+19	0
OR	D+5	D+5	0
PA	D+1	EVEN	R+1
RI	D+11	D+10	R+1
SC	R+8	R+8	0
SD	R+10	R+14	R+4
TN	R+12	R+13	R+1
TX	R+10	R+8	D+2
UT	R+22	R+20	D+2
VT	D+16	D+15	R+1
VA	EVEN	D+1	D+1
WA	D+5	D+7	D+2
WV	R+13	R+19	R+6
WI	D+2	EVEN	R+2
WY	R+22	R+25	R+3