[Sarcasm Factory]

It's evident that notwithstanding optimistic bluster from both sides, the race remains tight. It's still possible that Arizona will fall to Biden although it's looking increasingly unlikely at this point. Pennsylvania might yet be captured for the Democratic party, probably through dint of massive ballot fraud behind closed doors. Look for a great deal of angry shouting and legal motions.

I won't bother to speculate on the state of the race in Wisconsin, Michigan, or Georgia. People who think Georgia can be swayed to Biden are simply delusional. Suffice to say that it's looking slightly better right now for Mr. Trump with more possible paths to eventual victory through Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Arizona with possible Republican upset victories in Minnesota, Nevada, Nebraska, and New Hampshire.

Given the total dishonesty of the far-left mass media in suppressing relevant news and distorting the rest, it's something of a miracle that so many good but low-information folks are seeing through the years of unrelenting leftist propaganda to see how much it's in their own interest to elect and support President Donald J. Trump for another four years.

Regardless of the polls, trends, and news, I'll be voting in person myself tomorrow, no matter what. MAGA!

[skinndogNN]

I had this same map. If we get FL, AZ, and MI. PA and WI is not necessary.

[Psalm 73]

"I'll be voting in person myself tomorrow, no matter what"

Roger that.
Even if I have to crawl over broken glass or frozen snowflake tears....

[Hodar]

The fact that this is even a race, is distressing to the future of our country.

[11th_VA]

PA not needed on your map - I like that !!!!

[NittanyLion]

I think this is a good map, it’s going to be very tight. Based on what I see, I’d rather be Trump than Biden right now - but not by much. One thing is for sure, I’ll be drinking tomorrow night regardless!

[dynoman]

Here’s mine; https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3898145/posts

[Reno89519]

I don’t see how Trump loses all of Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, North Carolina, etc.

[CaptainMorgantown]

Will one of Nebraska’s electoral votes really go to Biden? I’ve seen that prediction several places, but all three of Nebraska’s congressional districts have Republican representatives. I don’t recall that Nebraska’s vote split in 2016.

[chimera]

Looks pretty accurate, Of the possibility of winning the following three, here is how I'd rank our chances, from best to worst: MI, WI, PA. I'd like to get all three, but I don't think we will. I'd be happy with MI and WI. If we lose all three, we're probably done for.

PA I don't understand. Harris-Biden is implacably hostile to fossil fuel use extraction/production. The union people must understand that. But they can't go against their national unions and back Trump.

MN is playing the tease this year. It looks winnable, but in the end probably will not be.

The real battle is, once again, FL. It is an absolute must-have. Given the closeness of these other states, I don't see where either side can go to make up 29 electoral votes. De Santis better have an iron grip on the election machinery to keep 'Rat fraud from having its way.

[centurion316]

My map is almost the same, but I pulled a few punches. I called WI and PA for the Biden. I now think that Trump will win both.

[deport]

For comparison, 2016 EV map