2016 Election Competitive States
As of November 5th
These are the states where the 2016 election is most like to be won or lost, based on a combination of polling and professional forecasts. For the map based just on polling, including a break out of states leaning toward one nominee, see the electoral map based on polls. To see a map based just on pro forecasts, see the consensus pundit map. For our view, see the 270toWin State of the Race map.
As the election draws near, these various maps should converge on roughly the same prediction.
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Cook Political Shifts Eight Gubernatorial Races Toward Republicans
The forecaster cites a sour midterm political environment for Democrats
Stacey Abrams Running for Georgia Governor in 2022
Kemp defeated Abrams by 1.4%, the 3rd closest gubernatorial race of 2018
Oregon Democratic Rep. Peter DeFazio to Retire
In his 18th term, he is the longest serving House member in Oregon history.
Massachusetts Republican Gov. Charlie Baker Won't Seek a Third Term in 2022
The deep blue lean of the state will favor Democrats flipping the seat next year
Live Results: Atlanta Mayoral Runoff, Massachusetts House Special Election
Two elections will close out the month of November
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