There isn’t much time left before the November elections and both camps are in overdrive trying to secure those crucial battleground states. Unfortunately for Trump, the most recent polls show he has some ground to make up in those key states.
According to Five Thirty Eight, Clinton has taken the lead over Trump in the crucial state of Florida, which has a 19 percent chance of deciding the election. The only other state that has over a 10 percent chance of casting the deciding electoral vote is Pennsylvania, which has a 12 percent chance.
Clinton currently has a three percentage point lead over Trump nationally and a one percent point lead in Florida, which means she may be able to hold onto Florida while losing some light-blue states. Five Thirty Eight reported:
Let’s say, for example, that on Election Day, Clinton underperforms with white voters without college degrees even more so than she is doing now. Her support would collapse in the Midwest, and her troubles in Maine would likely bleed over into New Hampshire. But Florida is more diverse, with one of the largest groups of Latino voters of any battleground state and a sizable African-American population. So, in this scenario, the nonwhite vote in Florida might allow Clinton to hold onto the state even if she were to lose Michigan, New Hampshire, Ohio and Wisconsin.
Here’s that winning map:
There needs to be a serious turnaround for Trump in the next month or else we may be forced to bare another Clinton presidency that will surely plunge our great nation into further chaos. What do you think about this? Does Trump stand a chance anymore or is this the beginning of the end?