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Clinton Team Charts Road to 270 Electoral Votes
While expanding the map would be nice, the focus is on capturing the same battleground states that have decided recent electionsGeorgia Poll Finds Clinton Leading Trump; Libertarian Johnson in Double Digits
Clinton leads by four in head-head match-up. The state last voted Democratic in 1992Clinton Shows Strength in Early August Battleground State Polling
The Democratic nominee's national bounce is translating into larger leads in several battleground state polls this weekConsensus Pundit Electoral Map: Post-Convention Update
Forecast shifts were minimal during the convention period; this August 1 update is a good baseline as things should pick up in the weeks aheadMapping it Out: NY Times Story on Electoral Strategy for Trump
The campaign will focus its efforts on moving the Obama states of FL, OH, and PA to the Republican side, while holding on to NC which Romney won in 20125 Good Signs for Democrats
First Read digs into the latest NBC News/Wall Street...
State Poll Roundup: Monday
Here are the latest state polls from the presidential...
Clinton Keeps Focus on 270
“With three months until Election Day, Clinton’s...
Why Trump’s Floor Should Worry GOP Leaders
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