According to our new Fix ratings, Clinton has 201 electoral votes solidly for her while Trump has 158. But that underestimates Clinton's strengths as she holds the lead in all seven of our toss-up ...

That’s why our polls-only model gives Trump a better shot of winning the Electoral College while losing the popular vote (at 6.1 percent) than Clinton (1.5 percent).

Clinton - Winning the Sun Belt, losing the Rust Belt - Clinton could lose Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania AND Wisconsin but make up ground in the South and West. Potential outcome: Clinton 303, Trump 235.

The electoral map heading into the fall presidential election continues to favor Hillary Clinton even as Donald Trump appears to have successfully turned Pennsylvania into a battleground ...

Clinton did make gains elsewhere, taking control of Georgia from Trump and increasing her lead in Nevada. When every state considered close enough to be a toss-up was removed, Clinton's lead over ...

The problem for Trump's team is that Clinton could lose in Ohio, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Michigan AND Wisconsin but still make up ground in the South and West to win. 3.

He would win Florida, North Carolina and Ohio, but he would still lose the election. Mr. Trump could win if he improves on his polling margin by 10 percentage points. Clinton ...

But Clinton could lose every one of those states except Florida and still win the presidency. Or she could merely win Virginia (where she is heavily favored) and Ohio (where she narrowly leads).