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The most likely scenario for election day:



The strong Latino early vote in Florida suggests that of all the remaining swing states in question that are on the map, Trump’s odds are the best in North Carolina.

However, the race is so close there that I don’t feel comfortable moving it into his column because of potential election day variables. Ohio and Iowa are Trump’s best shots to flip states that President Obama won, but Trump’s odds have decreased in Ohio over the past week.

It wouldn’t be surprising if Clinton won Ohio and Trump won North Carolina. A flip of these two states on the map results in Hillary Clinton winning 324 electoral college votes instead of 322.

Without pulling off some shocking upsets, Trump only has a tiny path to the presidency.

Hillary Clinton’s likely electoral college vote total sits around 320. Her low-end range remains 290, and her very worst case scenario is 273 electoral college votes. Hillary Clinton has dozens of possible combinations to win the White House, while Trump has none unless he wins in blue states where he is currently losing.

Hillary Clinton is still in great position to be elected the next President Of The United States, as Trump low on options and even lower on time.

Note: These projections take into account polling averages, early voting statistics, and current polls. They are subject to change and will be updated daily through election day.

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