Your response to this lovely map

[Xing]

I know there are a lot of these, but what if conventional wisdom took a beating in this election and...

Clinton won Ohio, while losing Pennsylvania.
She also won North Carolina, while losing Virgina.
She won Iowa, while losing Wisconsin.
She won Utah, while losing Arizona.

Also, Happy South Dakota Farmers FTW

How would you react, other than waking up, of course?

[LLR]

Wonder how South Carolina didn't flip!

[Wells]

This map is so unrealistic! You should flip Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

This map is so unrealistic! You should flip Florida, Georgia and North Carolina.

And New Jersey and Arkansas.

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

Trump is not winning WI under any circumstances. There is nothing to indicate he could possibly win there. At least the SD delusion is grounded in her primary performances.

[DS0816]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

I like this one.  This one is pretty.

[Xing]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

I like this one.  This one is pretty.

I like the diagonal line from Montana to Kentucky. Can we call that the Hillbelt?

[DS0816]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

I like this one.  This one is pretty.

I like the diagonal line from Montana to Kentucky. Can we call that the Hillbelt?

Let's try this:

[Wells]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

I like this one.  This one is pretty.

I like the diagonal line from Montana to Kentucky. Can we call that the Hillbelt?

Let's try this:

But who are the candidates?

[Beefalow and the Consumer]

At this point, when proceeding with coloring the map, one may as well as alternate with the red-and-blue hues…just for the hell of it.

North Dakota—blue. South Dakota—red. Nebraska—blue. Kansas—red. Oklahoma—blue. Texas—red.

I like this one.  This one is pretty.

I like the diagonal line from Montana to Kentucky. Can we call that the Hillbelt?

Let's try this:

But who are the candidates?

Blue = Russ Feingold
Red = Martin O'Malley
Orange = Lindsay Graham Jeff Sessions
Green = Michael Moore
Yellow = Joel Olsteen

[AGA]

South Dakota does have a large Native American population that usually votes Democrat.

[Brittain33]

Given that Clinton winning Utah depends on Mormons largely abandoning the GOP, it's inconceivable that she then loses Arizona.

[AGA]

Given that Clinton winning Utah depends on Mormons largely abandoning the GOP, it's inconceivable that she then loses Arizona.

Arizona is only 6.4% Mormon. Arizona probably would flip, but I think that it would not be inconceivable if it did not.