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ursulahx
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« on: September 09, 2016, 04:35:49 AM »


I think the map, despite being hyped up with RE-ALIGNMENT POSSIBILITIES, will be massively disappointing. Clinton does about a point and a half to a point better, and gains North Carolina. This is achieved by most places trending Clinton while only a few, like Ohio and Iowa, trending to TRUMP. This is the ultimate Most Likely Scenario in my mind.

I'm assuming 50% Clinton, 45.3% Trump, 3.1% Johnson, 1.1% Stein, and about a half a percent to scattered others.

This seems sensible, except I'd push Johnson's %age up a little, and Clinton's down a little. But of course a lot comes down to turnout, and her GOTV operation may give her a little boost.

Even the above though seems pretty pessimistic re Clinton's chances.
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