[Reminder: this is a thread on polls, not personal projections of Electoral College maps. Recognizing this post can facilitate a discussion on polls, we'll leave it up but will remove any additional projections that begin to derail the thread. If responding to this one for a conversation on polls, plus do not use the quote feature that repeats the graphics. We'll remove those because they quickly clutter the board. Thanks -- Staff]The paths to victory for Harris are more difficult than Trump.
Current Map using RCP.

The two easiest paths for Harris are:
1. Sweep the rust belt(WI, MI, PA).

2. Take PA, NV, and 1/2 of NC/GA and pick off any other swing state.

2 seems a bit harder than 1. But WI and GA would be the play for #2. In either of the cases above, NV is not needed for Harris.
For Trump, there are quite a few different ways that could easily play out.
1. Any 2 Rustbelt states, 1/2 NC/GA, and Arizona

2. PA, NC, GA

Again, #2 seems more difficult than #1.
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