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How close is it? If Real Clear Politics is right, Trump just needs to flip one tiny state...



In 2012, the Real Clear Politics state averages were right in 49 out of 50 states. Above is how their map looked this morning.

How close is it? If Real Clear Politics is right, Trump just needs to flip one tiny state... As the folks over at HotAir point out, the RCP average has Trump leading in Florida by a razor thin 0.2 margin, and Hillary's ahead in New Hampshire by a similarly tiny 0.6 margin. If their data is correct, Trump only needs to flip New Hampshire to win. That said, there's no guarantee that their numbers on Florida and North Carolina will hold, and there have been some troubling signs suggesting early voters might turn Nevada blue. If Trump hangs on to FL, but loses NV, he'd need to pull off a miracle in a state like PA or MI to cross the finish line. All of this is predicated on the idea that RCP will be as accurate in 2016 as they were in 2012, and it's certainly possible that they won't be. But the bottom line is: things are very, very, close. If you want to stop Hillary and you're in one of the swing states, you still have a chance to make a difference. Get out there and do something about it.

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