Clinton victory. Picks up NC from 2012 while losing Ohio and Iowa.

Clinton victory, but Trump picks up Iowa and the Maine second. McMullin wins in Utah.

It looks like it is going to be Trump vs. Clinton. The latest numbers I have seen put Clinton up, but some firms are putting Trump ahead. Trump will probably end up winning. People say demographics will be an issue, but they also said he wouldn't get the nomination, and look how that turned out. Don't underestimate Trump. I think at this point that he will win. I don't have a national establishment candidate in the running because I don't think that will happen. However, Utah's status as a tossup comes from the fact that there could be a surge of support for the Libertarian, or a conservative establishment candidate could run in that state only.

Predictions for a Clinton vs. Cruz race. Clinton erodes Cruz's support in many states and gains support for the Democrats in less rural areas.

I expect the map to remain the same. I believe I changed the percentages in a few states, but I do not think they will change enough to allow any states to flip. I think NC, Iowa, and WI will remain how they are now, though a Walker candidacy would probably change that.