African American voters in Georgia turn out in Obama-era numbers to defeat him; Hispanic voters do the same in Arizona. Republican leaders get on TV the day after the election and declare that the nomination of Trump was a historic mistake. In this squeaker scenario, Trump owes his electoral life to white voters – especially rural white voters. And then, luck strikes: Trump picks up a single electoral vote in northern, rural Maine, one of two states that split their electoral votes. Meanwhile, turnout among white voters in retirement communities has proven absolutely crushing.

Source: The Guardian November 07, 2016 08:01 UTC