This is how Donald Trump can win

President Donald Trump remains, without question, the underdog going into today’s election. However, there is a somewhat plausible electoral map that can gets him to 270 electoral votes and a second term. In his latest episode of The Point, CNN’s Chris Cillizza explains the math that Trump needs for a win.

SOURCES AND FURTHER READING:

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CREDITS
Writer: Chris Cillizza
Producer: Allison Gordon
The Point Editor: Leigh Munsil
Video Editor: Steven Sevilla

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[CNN]

Hey, Chris here. How are you following the election today?

[brandonboss]

If you think about it. CNN won't have much content if Trump loses.

[tonylevin]

As President Trump said “they aren’t coming for me. They’re coming for you. I’m just in the way”.

[GF_Burke]

CNN is about to learn yet again, how much they mean to America.

[REDPOWERable]

lol, just like the last time, according to cnn Trump has no chance of winning.

[mohammedjawadplays]

CNN posting a positive video about trump

Can’t be true

[ivankacarter]

I am having a major deja vu CNN. Remember 2016?

[ThePheonix]

CNN guessed wrong in 2016. So hopefully they will do it again.

[jolayneskoglund]

Bring water and a snack, put on your depends and go vote... Don't let anybody intimidate you or convince you to leave the line.. We got this, America!

[ox]

Today I took Joe Biden's advice and Voted for President Trump, since I'm not Black!!

[treasuretrails]

I got my beer and weed ready I can't wait to see the superbowl of american politics from the safety of peaceful New Zealand I am so blessed!!!

[MatterIsNotSolid]

I drove my 109-year-old grandmother to the polls not long ago. She actually didn't vote in the last two presidential elections including 2016. But after watching the news these past four years she blatantly said there was no way she was going to allow communism to sweep the nation after so many people had died for America so that it could be a free Nation. She said it wasn't right the people were only voting for Biden because of their hate for Trump. I stood with her in line for 2 hours. I had brought a chair for her to use but even with the chair she became exceedingly tired. Still she stuck with it saying there was no way that she was going to leave that line and that she was absolutely voting today no matter what. She showed such courage and heroism. I had already voted so I couldn't actually go into the polling station with her. The kind people helped her to use the closest station and then helped her back to where I stood waiting for her. Now she approached me she looked me in the eye and she said it did it, I cast my vote for President Trump. And I didn't realize it but people standing in line heard her. One gentleman said loudly "you just voted for president Trump"? And he began clapping for her and others standing in line started clapping for her as well. And while not everyone clapped, most did as she moved to exit the building. It was truly touching and it reminded me that we still live in America.

[n.m.e]

There goes that confident high pitch voice just before the tears start rolling down the cheeks.

[frankkempf]

Is this guys nuts thinking Trump is going to lose Florida. Where do you get these guys????

[johnmat]

Agencies have called it. Florida to Trump.

[Deadletter]

He did it once and remember most incumbents get +5-10%

[arturocorrea]

Lefties watching this for "educational" purposes... while also getting 2016 election night flashbacks

[vettemandavid]

Congratulations Mr. President 🇺🇸 God loves Trump and America!

[bluesky]

Donald's Trump's second victory!

[jacidstorm]

Last time I was this early Obama was president