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2020 President: Consensus Electoral Map

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A consensus outlook for the 2020 presidential election based on the current ratings of Sabato's Crystal Ball, The Cook Political Report and Inside Elections. Additional forecasts will go into this consensus as they become available. For purposes of this map, only states rated safe by all of these forecasters are shown in the darkest shade. The consensus for individual ME and NE districts excludes any forecasts where they are not rated separately.

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Headlines

Monmouth Poll: Biden Lead Grows; Warren, Harris See Gains

Overall the results are in line with the nationwide averages seen in recent polls

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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Launches Presidential Campaign

Becomes third mayor to join crowded Democratic field; no sitting mayor has ever been elected president

North Carolina 9th District Republican Primary: Overview and Results

The seat has been vacant since January as November's election results were discarded

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock Announces Presidential Run

He becomes the 23rd Democrat to seek the party's 2020 nomination


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