Google's election results data visualization Can someone explain the data visualization of Google's live election results to me?

My understanding is that the states they've "called" have a check mark that is blue if a Democrat (Clinton) victory or red if a Republican (Trump) victory. The results additionally show the number of votes report thusfar as a count and as a percent. The states they consider too early to call based on the % of precincts reporting do not have a check mark.

However, in the case of Washington it has been "called" as a Democrat (Clinton) victory, but shows a higher count and percent for Trump (?).

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Note: There were some smaller third party candidates cut off in the screenshot above, like 2 Socialist candidates.
Possibly because google was predicting based on changes from previous elections, possibly combined with opinion polls, on a precinct-basis. If all the pro-Trump precincts report in first, you'd still see a blue box because of the very low probability of historically Democrat precincts voting Trump. 

"Calling" something in a US election is not an official result, its a confident prediction by an agency. Sometimes these are wrong. Search for "Dewey Defeats Truman" for a classic example.