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Posted On: 11/03/2016 6:37:14 PM
Posted By: Bhawks
Re: INSTATRADER #24346
Thanks for the usual insightful 'analysis'. I'll look forward to hearing for the last time what it is you said you were going to 'teach me'.

Always fun to be patronized by someone who doesn't know shit!

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The Politicus Presidential Projection Map For November 3, 2016

Here are the projection maps for the best and most likely scenarios for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on election day.

All maps created at 270toWin: http://www.270towin.com/

The best case scenario for Clinton gives her wins in the states where she has big early voting leads (North Carolina, Florida, and Nevada) plus Ohio and New Hampshire. This is the probable ceiling (341) on Clinton’s electoral vote total.

Here is the most likely outcome as of November 3, 2016:



Clinton-trump-most-likely-electoral-college.jpg

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The most likely outcome map features Clinton finishing with 323 electoral college votes as Trump wins Ohio and Iowa, while Clinton takes Florida and North Carolina. Clinton can lose Florida and still win the election. If Trump loses Florida and North Carolina without picking up either Pennsylvania or Michigan and Wisconsin, it’s likely lights out for the GOP nominee.

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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