Post your predictions for all to see

Post them here folks.

Here are mine.

President - Trump wins in a close race, taking Florida, Utah and Virginia to push him over the top

Senate - Republicans end up with a 51-48 advantage over the democrats, with Sanders as a dem voting socialist

House - The GOP retains a strong majority.

Special note, I will vote for a democrat for only the second time in my life next week. California has a choice between BLM leftist radical Kamala Harris and status quo democrat Loretta Sanchez (who oddly is not Hispanic). Harris is Pol Pot level bad news, so I will vote Sanchez to block - though polls show that she will have an easy victory.

Clinton wins the Presidency with these states:

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Democratic Senatorial Pick Ups in IL, IN, PA, and WI give it a majority with Kaine as VP.

GOP holds the house but the gap narrows.

Side Note: Good to see a Trump supporter actually put their prediction out there. Hopefully the rest of the spineless wonders will feel unencumbered to expose their opinions to public scrutiny.

Yeah, very doubtful.

Trump is solidly ahead in Florida and polling neck in neck in Virginia. Polling ties ALWAYS go to the GOP due to the bias of the pollsters.

Add those 42 to Trump, deduct them from Don Hillary, and the Mafia loses.
 
Post them here folks.

Here are mine.

President - Trump wins in a close race, taking Florida, Utah and Virginia to push him over the top

Senate - Republicans end up with a 51-48 advantage over the democrats, with Sanders as a dem voting socialist

House - The GOP retains a strong majority.

Special note, I will vote for a democrat for only the second time in my life next week. California has a choice between BLM leftist radical Kamala Harris and status quo democrat Loretta Sanchez (who oddly is not Hispanic). Harris is Pol Pot level bad news, so I will vote Sanchez to block - though polls show that she will have an easy victory.

Clinton wins the Presidency with these states:

View attachment 96443

Democratic Senatorial Pick Ups in IL, IN, PA, and WI give it a majority with Kaine as VP.

GOP holds the house but the gap narrows.

Side Note: Good to see a Trump supporter actually put their prediction out there. Hopefully the rest of the spineless wonders will feel unencumbered to expose their opinions to public scrutiny.

Yeah, very doubtful.

Trump is solidly ahead in Florida and polling neck in neck in Virginia. Polling ties ALWAYS go to the GOP due to the bias of the pollsters.

Add those 42 to Trump, deduct them from Don Hillary, and the Mafia loses.

Gee…you sound pretty confident. Just like 4 years ago. How’d that turn out again?
 
Trump wins in a landslide
Electoral College: 275-280 in favor of the obvious (Trump)

I don't see that it's possible for a popular vote landslide for trump.

Clinton is banking over 9.5 million votes more than she needs to win her very blue states. Trump is banking 4.5 million more votes than he needs in Red States.

None of those votes earns either a single extra EV, but trump would need to overcome the difference, 5 million to have a popular vote landslide.

That being said, I see your EV count a bit low.
Her turnout will be severely depressed and in order for her to avoid a popular vote landslide loss to Trump she is going to need voter turnout greater than what Obama got in 2012. She cannot and will not get those numbers.

Curious what you predict will be his EC tally?

I think he takes both Wisc. and Penn. he takes Florida, Ohio, NC, Arizona, Nevada, NH, Iowa. I also thinks he takes all Neb, and 1 in Maine.

Add in all the non battlegrounds that would typically be Red and that's the number he takes.

I would not count out Conn and Virginia, both are doubtfull and with Colorado health being voted on, which should bring out its opponents in droves, I think Trump could pull that off.
 
Trump wins in a landslide
Electoral College: 275-280 in favor of the obvious (Trump)

I don't see that it's possible for a popular vote landslide for trump.

Clinton is banking over 9.5 million votes more than she needs to win her very blue states. Trump is banking 4.5 million more votes than he needs in Red States.

None of those votes earns either a single extra EV, but trump would need to overcome the difference, 5 million to have a popular vote landslide.

That being said, I see your EV count a bit low.
Her turnout will be severely depressed and in order for her to avoid a popular vote landslide loss to Trump she is going to need voter turnout greater than what Obama got in 2012. She cannot and will not get those numbers.

Curious what you predict will be his EC tally?

I think he takes both Wisc. and Penn. he takes Florida, Ohio, NC, Arizona, Nevada, NH, Iowa. I also thinks he takes all Neb, and 1 in Maine.

Add in all the non battlegrounds that would typically be Red and that's the number he takes.

I would not count out Conn and Virginia, both are doubtfull and with Colorado health being voted on, which should bring out its opponents in droves, I think Trump could pull that off.
I have a feeling we'll add Michigan to his win column come Tuesday
 
Trump wins in a landslide
Electoral College: 275-280 in favor of the obvious (Trump)

I don't see that it's possible for a popular vote landslide for trump.

Clinton is banking over 9.5 million votes more than she needs to win her very blue states. Trump is banking 4.5 million more votes than he needs in Red States.

None of those votes earns either a single extra EV, but trump would need to overcome the difference, 5 million to have a popular vote landslide.

That being said, I see your EV count a bit low.
Her turnout will be severely depressed and in order for her to avoid a popular vote landslide loss to Trump she is going to need voter turnout greater than what Obama got in 2012. She cannot and will not get those numbers.

Curious what you predict will be his EC tally?

I think he takes both Wisc. and Penn. he takes Florida, Ohio, NC, Arizona, Nevada, NH, Iowa. I also thinks he takes all Neb, and 1 in Maine.

Add in all the non battlegrounds that would typically be Red and that's the number he takes.

I would not count out Conn and Virginia, both are doubtfull and with Colorado health being voted on, which should bring out its opponents in droves, I think Trump could pull that off.
I have a feeling we'll add Michigan to his win column come Tuesday

If the national polls are tied or Trump is up, then the sky really is the limit to the final EV.
 
I think it could go either way at this point.

Whoever wins, it won't be in a landslide. It will be close if either Trump or Clinton wins.
 

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