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2016 Election: Clinton vs. Trump

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This map will track the electoral vote count for a prospective Clinton vs. Trump 2016 race. States that have been polled are based on a polling average, while unpolled states are shown based on the 2012 result for that state.
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Headlines

Sanders Sweeps Three Saturday Caucuses, Narrowing Clinton's Delegate Lead

The Vermont Senator cruised to easy wins in delegate-rich Washington state, Hawaii and Alaska

Washington State, Hawaii, Alaska Democratic Caucuses Today

The three Western states will award 142 delegates

Six National Polls This Week Show Sanders, Kasich Perform Best in November Match-Ups

Main takeaway seems to be that the less likely one is to get the nomination, the better they would do in the general election

New Poll Points to Competitive Wisconsin Primary

Cruz leads Trump by 1; Clinton leads Sanders by 6

Cruz, Trump Split As Sanders Takes 2 of 3 From Clinton - Updated Delegate Counts

The night went about as expected; ultimately it pulled Trump and Clinton a bit closer to the nomination

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