Show me your maps!
If you're like me, you have spent an unhealthy amount of time obsessing over the Electoral College map at 270toWin.com.
With about a week to go, here's my latest version: Kamala Harris wins with 302 electoral votes to Trump's 236.
I think Harris will win Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan and Georgia and flip North Carolina. I'll probably change my mind in about 10 minutes.
I want to know what you think will happen next week.
Send me your maps at schott@utahpoliticalwatch.news. I'll share them throughout the week.
⏰ Tick Tock
8 days to Election Day.
Here are some stories that caught my attention this morning.
- Republicans are scrambling to distance themselves from racial slurs and vulgar remarks made by allies of Donald Trump during his rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. [Politico]
- Republican allies of Donald Trump have filed at least 130 pre-election lawsuits in battleground states. Those legal challenges have suffered a string of defeats in recent days. [Reuters]
- Just 30% of voters think Donald Trump will accept the election results and concede if he loses. [CNN]
- Extremists inspired by conspiracy theories pose major threat to 2024 elections, U.S. intelligence warns. [NBC News]
- Advisors to former President Donald Trump are proposing a plan to immediately grant security clearances to a large number of political appointees, bypassing traditional background checks by law enforcement. [New York Times]
📰 Monday's headlines
Some of Cox's cabinet members don't disclose siblings' business connections. [Utah News Dispatch]
Latter-day Saints don't want to talk politics at church, survey says. [KSL]
Here's what you need to know about Salt Lake City's Green Loop project. [Deseret News]
A new uranium mill was proposed outside Green River nearly two years ago. What's happened since then? [Tribune]
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