Senate Map 11/3
Movement
- Indiana: From Lean Bayh (D) to Toss Up
- North Carolina: From Toss Up to Lean Burr (R)
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November 6, 2016
November 2, 2016
Electoral Map 11/2
Movement
- Nevada: From Lean Clinton to Toss Up
- Missouri: From Toss Up to Likely Trump
- Virginia: From Solid Clinton to Lean Clinton
- Wisconsin: From Lean Clinton to Likely Clinton
- Michigan: From Likely Clinton to Lean Clinton
- Indiana: From Lean Trump to Likely Trump
- Ohio: From Toss Up to Lean Trump
- New Hampshire: From Likely Clinton to Lean Clinton
- Maine: From Lean Clinton to Likely Clinton
November 1, 2016
Senate Map 11/1
With Tossups
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October 31, 2016
Electoral Map 10/31
With Tossups
Without Tossups
March 5, 2016
The Race to 1,237: March 5th
With all the talk about the possibility of a brokered convention on the Republican side, I decided it might make sense to take a closer look at the numbers
and the math to more accurately gauge whether or not we’re facing the first brokered convention since 1976.
Donald Trump thus far has acquired 329 delegates on his march to the Republican nomination, meaning that he needs 908 more delegates to get to the magical
number of 1,237. With 1,689 left for grabs, this means Trump needs a little less than 54% of the delegates going forward to clinch the nomination.
On March 5th, 155 delegates are up for grabs as Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, and Maine Republicans go to the polls to give their input on the
2016 campaign. Meaning that Trump will need to win 84 delegates tonight to stay on track to win 1,237 delegates. Read the rest of this entry »
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