Getting back to reality, a light turnout from the DEMs in this Senate seat race may help Trump. But the DEMs generally seem to be more engaged in presidential elections than during the mid-terms, so who knows.
I wish the landslide people were correct, but I don’t see that...
But I do think Trump has Iowa and Ohio locked down.
If he wins North Carolina, Florida and PA, he is President.
I think he wins North Carolina by a slightly bigger margin than Romney won the state.
I think he wins Florida in a squeaker. [If Florida is super close, the results may not be known for several days. Each absentee ballot signature must be inspected against registration forms in every county. Read that some counties have some automated/mechanical process for that while other counties manually look up each signature.]
PA is then KEY. Right now, I’m banking on decreased AA turnout in Philly and Pittsburgh, similar to the decrease in AA absentee ballot requests we are seeing in Cleveland and Columbus, OH. Plus heavy support from working class people across the state, including many DEMs.
All told, about 280 electoral votes for Trump to 258 for Clinton.
The fact is that most voters don't split their ticket, so if Rubio is ahead, likely Trump is also.
I know that spoils your day.