Path to Trump White House

Trumps path to victory must flip any of the following states.

>Wisconsin
>Michigan
>New Hampshire
>Maine
>Colorado

Nate Silvers gives Trump 2 : 1 odds in these states.

Will Trump flip any of these?

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He's already got Colorado for this very moment (as in right now).
ME will probably go.
NH might.

only one he can get is ME2.

That's it Trumpkins. It's over.

Colorado and Wisconsin looking pretty red this time. If this trend keeps up.

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Recent polls have him up in Colorado.

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Real good chance here.

Bernie or Busters in CO gonna hurt Hillary

He's for sure taking one from Maine. He's up astronomically in the other CD.

Here's the thing, though. He has 2:1 odds in those states, sure, but there are FIVE chances to do so. That's like rolling a dice five times and if it lands on five or six just a single time, you win.

I'd take that bet. I'd even place a good amount on it happening, if somebody gave me the opportunity.

Florida and North Carolina are not in Trump's column yet.

Polls show both of those states being very close.

Maine as a whole, Michigan, and Wisconsin lean blue.

Maine's 2nd district is leaning red. That's one electoral vote for Trump.

Clinton definitely has an advantage. I can only wonder how the debate will be like.

if trump can keep a decent share of the black vote, he might do Michigan

most of michigan is very rural, has lots of hunters, has lots more money, and is much more conservative

but detroit outweighs the entire rest of the state

trump taking a decent chunk out of detroit could tip the entire thing

>thinking NC won't swing after this week

>Path to Trump White House
Take the N, R, to 59th Street. Walk over to 5th ave, walk south to Trump Tower.

Not likely as CO has no long term memory.

I would devote my life to Kek if this state goes red in November.

ME and CO are his only shot

I would settle for it just sinking into the lakes and never coming back up

Colorado is his best chance currently since the latest polls has him winning there.

He'll most likely win Maine's 2nd district but not the whole state.

New Hampshire is possible if he does well during the debates.

He won't get Wisconsin or Michigan since there are too many poor niggers there that still work on the Democratic plantation.

>This election might be able to break up the controversy. Similar to 2012, the most recent polls have Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in a neck-and-neck battle.

>However, the markets have their odds on Clinton, who has been the "overwhelming favorite throughout," Krishnamurty said. "She's rated about 77% likely to win, compared to Donald Trump's 30%."

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Granted this is an anecdotal example, but still...
Having voted in every election since 2008 (and observed several before that), I witnessed the largest lines I have ever seen (by a factor of 3 or 4) at my polling place during the Presidential Primaries (even bigger than general election turnouts) in Michigan this year.

I suspect most of them were not there to vote for Hillary or Bernie.

I'd say the odds are about 3:2, Clinton's favor.

I'm trying to do my part here.

Even Nate Plastic admits Florida is for Trump. Just stop.

Well he's already up in Colorado, and he'll take ME 2 for sure.

The debates can change everything but it's looking pretty damn promising at the moment.

Basically Trump just needs to throw everything at Florida and Colorado at this point.