This is what the electoral map looked like the last time we handicapped it:That map gives Clinton 273 electoral votes to Trump's 175 with the remaining 90 contained in the six toss-up states marked in gray. Finding a way to make Michigan's 16 electoral votes (and Pennsylvania's 20) more competitive is the only path that Trump has to winning at this point. Even adding Florida, Ohio, Iowa and Nevada to Romney’s 2012 vote would leave Trump short of the 270 electoral votes he would need for victory. A solid Clinton electoral vote victory looks to be the most likely outcome, with her floor probably somewhere near Obama’s 332 electoral vote total against Romney. The 2016 electoral map was always going to be an uphill fight for the Republican candidate.

Source: Washington Post August 30, 2016 15:19 UTC