So here's a quick run down of Trumps chances.
They're pretty fucking great, before he only had one clear shot at 270 and now he has multiple.
Early Voting shows him at an advantage EVERYWHERE apart from Nevada.
Let's break the states down
Original swing states that are now guaranteed for Trump:
>Ohio
>Iowa
The main states everyone talks about:
>Florida = Trump overperforming and Hillary underperforming. Obama only won Florida because of his 250,000 early lead among early voters, Clinton doesn't have anywhere near to that. For reference, Obama only won Florida by 0.9%. Florida is likely to go Trump
>North Carolina = Lock for Trump. Clinton is underperforming significantly compared to Obama and Trump is performing right around what Romney was at. For reference, Romney won North Carolina.
If Trump loses either, it's kinda over. But thankfully, it doesn't look like he will
The recent headline state:
>Nevada = The only real takeaways are that both Democrats and Republicans are overperforming from 2012 by about the same percentage but the REAL story is the huge surge of Independent votes and Hispanic votes. The former benefits Trump and the latter benefits Clinton. No real way to call this state, guess we'll have to wait and see. I think consistent polling has shown Trump ahead and given the huge gap between Trump and Clinton within indies and this state could still, go for Trump. It's not even close to over like recent concern shills have claimed.
Keep in mind, if Trump loses Nevada but picks up Colorado/Michigan (and)or Pennsylvania, he still wins.
Now, the other states Trump likely needs to win
>New Hampshire
>Maine 2nd
TL;DR It's a tight race, no denying it. All the meme electoral collages with 300 Clinton or Trump are delusional imo. If Clinton loses Pennsylvania, Michigan or Colorado, it's over. If Trump loses NC or Florida, it's over. If both of them win their must-win states then it will come down to Nevada/New Hampshire and Maine 2nd district