Armstrong Williams (R)
Host of Sirius/XM Radio’s Urban View channel
ADVERTISEMENTWho will be our next president? Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSenate advances public lands bill in late-night vote Warren, Democrats urge Trump to back down from veto threat over changing Confederate-named bases Esper orders ‘After Action Review’ of National Guard’s role in protests MORE
How many electoral votes will he or she get? 270
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Trump
Who will win Colorado? Trump
Will Democrats retake the Senate? No
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 19
This will truly be a historic and chaotic election.
Donald Trump must run the electoral table. Look for disgruntled and disenchanted voters — who couldn’t publicly support him — to privately vote for him.
House Republicans will feel some pain in swing districts. They’ll lose 19 seats, but retain their majority and reelect Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanBush, Romney won’t support Trump reelection: NYT Twitter joins Democrats to boost mail-in voting — here’s why Lobbying world MORE Speaker.
Sens. Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntSenate advances public lands bill in late-night vote Hillicon Valley: Biden calls on Facebook to change political speech rules | Dems demand hearings after Georgia election chaos | Microsoft stops selling facial recognition tech to police OVERNIGHT ENERGY: Senate headed for late night vote amid standoff over lands bill | Trump administration seeks to use global aid for nuclear projects | EPA faces lawsuit alleging failure to update flaring requirements MORE (Mo.), Richard BurrRichard Mauze BurrExclusive investigation on the coronavirus pandemic: Where was Congress? Trump asserts his power over Republicans FISA ‘reform’: Groundhog Day edition MORE (N.C.), Pat Toomey (Pa.) and Kelly AyotteKelly Ann AyotteBottom line Bottom line Bottom Line MORE (N.H.) win barely. Joe Heck wins Nevada and Senate Republicans will hold a one-seat majority.
Bob Beckel (D)
Political analyst for CNN
Who will be our next president? Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonWhite House accuses Biden of pushing ‘conspiracy theories’ with Trump election claim Biden courts younger voters — who have been a weakness Trayvon Martin’s mother Sybrina Fulton qualifies to run for county commissioner in Florida MORE
How many electoral votes will he or she get? 322
Who will win North Carolina? Clinton
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? 50-50, with Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineWarren, Democrats urge Trump to back down from veto threat over changing Confederate-named bases Senate panel passes amendment to bar using troops against protesters Defense bill turns into proxy battle over Floyd protests MORE casting deciding vote
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Democrats pick up six to nine seats.
Always dangerous but here goes: Hillary Clinton will be our next president, despite losses in Ohio and New Hampshire. She will win North Carolina, Florida and Colorado.
Democrats will not win outright control of the Senate but will end up in a 50-50 tie with Vice President Kaine casting the deciding vote, putting the Democrats in control of the committees.
Although Democrats will win six to nine House seats, they will still not have enough members to control the House, ironically giving the alt-right Freedom Caucus more power.
Maria Cardona (D)
Political commentator for CNN/CNN en Español
Who will be our next president? Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will he or she get? Over 300
Who will win North Carolina? Clinton
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? Yes
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 20–24
The race came down to who had the temperament, knowledge, compassion and decency to be commander in chief. That choice was always Hillary Clinton.
There will be historic turnout of the Hillary Coalition, which includes overwhelming turnout from Hispanics, similar numbers of African-Americans, and historic turnout of Asian-Americans, millennials and college-educated whites, especially women.
She will lose Ohio and win North Carolina, Florida, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Nevada and Iowa. Democrats will retake the Senate with a two or more seat margin. Democrats will come a few seats shy of retaking the House, gaining about 20 to 24 seats.
Matt Schlapp (R)
Chairman of the American Conservative Union
Who will be our next president? Donald Trump
How many electoral votes will he or she get? Trump 270, Clinton 268
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Trump
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? No, GOP 51, Dems 47 (+2)
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 10+
The 2016 election has changed presidential elections forever. From now on, personal scandals and imperfect or unvirtuous behavior will not disqualify.
We also saw the death of objective news in America, as most Donald Trump supporters saw daily examples of a hopelessly stacked deck against our values.
Republicans went through a painful public realignment of leaders and priorities. Now, Democrats are one presidential cycle away from the same revolt, which Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill’s 12:30 Report: Milley apologizes for church photo-op Harris grapples with defund the police movement amid veep talk Biden courts younger voters — who have been a weakness MORE gave voice to.
Michael Steele (R)
MSNBC political analyst and former chairman of the Republican National Committee
Who will be our next president? I hate to say it, Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will he or she get? 297
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 10–12.
Despite her built-in electoral, money and political advantages — sound familiar? — Hillary Clinton and her team still find themselves second-guessing “what ifs.”
That, more than anything else, has been the power and success of Donald Trump in this election season.
Simon Rosenberg (D)
President of the New Democrat Network
Who will be our next president? Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will he or she get? Clinton wins 334-203
Who will win North Carolina? Clinton
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? Yes, 50-50.
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 15
With a 2016 win, Democrats will have won more votes in six of past seven presidential elections, among the strongest showings by a U.S. political party in history. The strength and success of the modern Democratic Party has been underappreciated.
Problems with an emerging electorate, especially Hispanics and millennials, represent a possible existential threat to the GOP. Watch Texas — it has a higher percentage of millennials and Hispanics than California.
With Clinton’s convincing win and gridlock fatigue, it will be hard for the GOP to repeat its Obama-era levels of obstruction.
Grover Norquist (R)
President of Americans for Tax Reform
Who will be our next president? Donald Trump
How many electoral votes will he or she get? 272
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Trump
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? No, 51 Republicans
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, Democrats pick up five
The GOP will retain control of governorships and state legislatures. This will make it more difficult for Democrats to restore the gerrymandering that swelled the number of House Democrats for decades.
This will allow Republicans to define the GOP by successes at the state level, via tax policy, pension reform, job creation, protecting the sharing economy (Uber/Airbnb), tort reform, charter schools and parental choice in education.
If Republicans pick up the governorships in New Hampshire or Missouri and/or the House in Kentucky, they will pass Right to Work, adding to the 26 RTW states today.
Brent Budowsky (D)
Columnist for The Hill
Who will be our next president? Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will she get? 290
Who will win North Carolina? Clinton
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? Yes
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 16
This is the most unpredictable election in modern history. Polls could be missing something big in either direction. Five Senate races could have razor-thin margins and go either way. I hope House Democrats do better than gaining 16 seats but can’t predict it today, objectively.
Key factors will be the large Democratic vote from women and the historic Democratic vote from Hispanics, which will carry the party over the top. Without the James Comey fiasco, I would have predicted a Democratic landslide.
Joe Scarborough (R)
Host of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe”
Who will be our next president? Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will he or she get? 278
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Trump
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? Yes
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? 14
Based on Florida early voting and a crazy New Hampshire poll, I move Florida to red and New Hampshire to undecided. The big question in Florida and North Carolina has to do with unaffiliated voters. Democrats think they will break big her way. If so, Clinton wins.
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I always thought North Carolina would be Trump’s Waterloo. It’s looking more likely that distinction may fall on Nevada.
Richard Fowler (D)
Host of “The Richard Fowler Show”
Who will be our next president? Hillary Clinton
How many electoral votes will she get? 298
Who will win North Carolina? Trump
Who will win Ohio? Trump
Who will win Florida? Clinton
Who will win Colorado? Clinton
Will Democrats retake the Senate? Yes
Will House Democrats pick up seats? If so, how many? Yes, 12–15
The odds still lie firmly in Clinton’s favor. Not only does she have multiple pathways to 270 votes, her campaign has one of the best grassroots operations we have seen in recent history, focused on early voting and Election Day turnout. Clinton will be pushed over the top by Latino voters, who have rallied behind her in the closing days of this race.
With the recent announcement by FBI Director James Comey putting an end to the up-and-down Clinton email saga and Donald Trump continuing to beat the “rigged election” drum, this election couldn’t end any sooner.