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« on: November 23, 2017, 11:42:59 PM »

There is no way Trump wins NH, ME-AL and NV before he wins WI or PA. There isn't a path.

Sure there is.

The next Democrat does well enough in the Milwaukee burbs and maxes out Madison to make up the WWC gains in WI, and in PA, a slightly better performance in Bucks County and an even higher distance in Chester County would do it.

And in contrast, NH gets taken the same way Bush Jr took it in 2000, it almost happened that way in the first place...turnout goes down enough should do the trick actually.

As for NV, like I said, the Anglo retirees, Bundy ranchers, a few alarmed, but reluctant Mormons [if the candidate is even further socially left], and some casino owners should do it, just a flip of Washoe will do it.

Combine those and you've got the path, which frankly still seems more plausible than what actually happened with the unbelievable amount of lowered turnout overall in Wisconsin, amazingly yuge drop of black turnout in Wayne County, Michigan , and the really high rural turnout in PA.

But Cortez-Masto won the state only winning Clark.
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