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Originally Posted by Chris
The news networks certainly go that deep on election night - the whole business of "calling" the result during the count relies on knowing which districts haven't declared yet and how many registered voters on each side there are.
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Yes but there the individual precincts are reporting their results for real. They're very good at calling elections based off that, in fact they have a good idea very early on the night based on the East Coast states but the polling doesn't go that in-depth.
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There must by now be polls in many of the states - what are they saying?
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...llege_map.html
Trump is having a hard time putting away heavy red states such as North Carolina which is typically Republican but currently has Clinton ahead and Arizona which is a toss-up.
Clinton is ahead in Ohio, Florida and +9 in Pennsylvania.
If this were election day Clinton could afford to lose Flordia and Ohio and still win comfortably.