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Trump’s second option is to lose Pennsylvania and win the 20 states he lost to Hillary Clinton in 2016 by a narrow margin. They are Minnesota (10), Nevada (6) and New Hampshire (4). While some Republicans have relied on the numbers, so far there are no signs of strong competition in the three states. If you win in these states, it is expected to show big surprises elsewhere and maybe the news of winning in these three states isn’t great news then.
There are at least five ways to get to the Biden White House. The first way is to hold on to the 20 states Hillary Clinton won, as well as Washington DC. And it will get 232 votes. Although we often see that this calculation says 228. Because five voters did not vote for Hillary. But the preliminary results of the elections will give us this number. With this, Biden will need only 36 votes. If you win at Michigan (18), Wisconsin (10) and Pennsylvania (20), your victory is assured. You will get 26 votes.
The second way is to win Michigan (18), Wisconsin (10) and Florida (29). In that case, even if you lose in Pennsylvania, your victory will not be hampered. Florida always hints at a bone to bone fight. Public opinion polls still say that. As a result, he’s not completely out of the question, but relying on him isn’t a very reliable way for Biden. As such, it will get 27 votes.
Biden’s third way is to win at Michigan (16), Wisconsin (10) and North Carolina (15), with 273 votes. When Barack Obama won North Carolina in 2008, the difference between the two candidates in the latest poll was within the “margin of error.”
Biden’s fourth way is to win Michigan (16), Wisconsin (10) and Ohio (18). That means taking three states from Trump. Biden will get 27 votes.
