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Election Eve Update: GlobalistSlut.com’s 2024 Presidential Prediction – Trump Set for 287 Electoral Votes


It's here, folks – the final countdown to one of the tightest, most anticipated elections in U.S. history. Based on data, polls, rallies, and a deep analysis of battleground states, we’re calling this for Trump with 287 electoral votes to Kamala Harris’s 251. As we’ve been saying for months, this is Trump's race to lose, but Harris and the establishment aren’t about to go quietly. Let’s break down the map and see why Trump is set to reclaim the White House.


Safe States: Lockdown for Both Sides

Let’s get the obvious out of the way: each candidate has their core strongholds. Trump dominates the South and Midwest, including Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, and the deep South states. Harris, meanwhile, has her West Coast fortress – California, Washington, Oregon, along with traditional blue strongholds in the Northeast. This brings Harris to 181 and Trump to 125 before we even touch the toss-ups.


Likely States: Trump’s Bread and Butter

In the “likely” category, Trump is sweeping the lower Midwest with Ohio and Iowa. These are states he won comfortably in 2016 and 2020, and there’s no sign he’ll lose them now. Trump’s expected margin in both is around 10 points, locking them solidly in his camp. Texas and Florida? Also leaning Trump, with polls showing him up by 8 in Florida and looking even stronger in Texas, where Democrats’ dreams of a blue flip continue to fade. Both states are expected to go to Trump by double digits, solidifying his hold on the South.


Kamala Harris’s Likely States: A Fading Blue Wall

Harris has her own “likely” states, but here’s where cracks show. She’s expected to win Colorado and New Mexico, but by narrower margins than Biden in 2020. Colorado, which Biden took by 13.5 points, looks more like an 8- or 9-point win for Harris. New Mexico? Harris might scrape by with a 7-point margin, a sharp drop from Biden’s 2020 victory. Minnesota falls into this category as well, where Harris is only slightly ahead, expected to win by just over 5 points – a shocking shift for a state that has been reliably blue for decades.


Key Swing States: All Eyes on the Seven Final Battlegrounds

And now, the states that matter most. These seven battlegrounds are holding the fate of the election in their hands:


1. Arizona: Trump is leading by around 2.6 points. After narrowly losing Arizona in 2020, he’s coming back stronger. This is Trump’s to win, and it’ll be a lean Republican state on our map.


2. Georgia: Trump lost Georgia by less than a quarter of a percent in 2020, but this time, the polling average gives him a 2.3-point lead. The Peach State is leaning red once again, and we’re putting it in Trump’s column.


3. North Carolina: Trump has kept a consistent lead here, with polls showing him up by 1.5 points. With strong early voting, North Carolina’s conservative base is set to secure this as a “tilt Republican” state.


4. Pennsylvania: The Keystone State is everything for Trump’s path to victory. Polls give him a slim 0.3-point edge, and strong turnout in rural and suburban areas could be the game-changer. We’re calling this for Trump in a narrow “tilt Republican” win.


5. Nevada: A historically blue state that hasn’t gone red since 2004, Nevada is showing a surprising shift. With Trump ahead by less than half a percentage point, he’s poised to make inroads here. We’re putting Nevada in the “tilt Republican” category, as Republicans gain momentum with every day.


6. Wisconsin and Michigan: These are Harris’s last hopes in the Midwest, but it’s too close for comfort. Wisconsin and Michigan polls give her a slim edge, but early voting numbers are casting doubt on her ability to hold them. We’re tentatively putting them in her column but calling it an uphill battle for Harris to maintain these states.



Final Map: Trump 287, Harris 251

When the dust settles, Trump is on track for 287 electoral votes, with Harris falling short at 251. Trump’s path to victory lies through Arizona, Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Nevada – states where his polling and momentum have consistently held or gained in recent weeks.


The Bottom Line: Expect Drama, Don’t Blink

This election may be Trump’s to win, but expect the unexpected. With tight margins and swing states hanging by a thread, we’re not ruling out any last-minute surprises, recounts, or contested results. If Harris is going to pull off an upset, she’ll need a near-miracle in the Rust Belt or a Hail Mary in one of Trump’s Sun Belt strongholds.


We’ll be watching every twist, every recount, and every dirty trick. Because if there’s one thing we know, it’s this: nothing is off the table in the 2024 election.




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