Los Angeles Population Density. Based on the 2010 census data, Los Angeles had a density of 7,544.6 people per square mile (2,910/square kilometer). While it's the second-most populous urban area, Los Angeles is the single most densely populated area in the United States.
Donald Trumpâs large lead in the Electoral College (he leads 290 to 228) reduces the chances of post-election ballot skirmishes. Clinton won the popular vote in already counted ballots. As of November 13, the AP was reporting these popular vote totals: Donald Trump 60,350,241 (47.3%)
All 10 received some votes. Trump's won a majority of the vote in six counties, including five in eastern Ohio stretching from north of Marietta to north of Youngstown: Jefferson (53 percent), Trumbull (52.6 percent), Harrison (51.7 percent), Monroe (50.9 percent) and Mahoning (50.6 percent).