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by Jay Caruso No, that headline is not a mistake . The NY Times election forecast team is now saying

[logo]--------------------------------------------------------------- Here are top headlines from tonight: [Donald Trump Wins Ohio] by Joe Cunningham One of the vital swing states, Ohio was close for most of the evening. However, our friends at the Decision Desk have called it for Donald Trump. [Read this here.] [Decision Desk Projects Donald Trump Will Win Florida] by Jay Caruso This is a huge win for Donald Trump. This was a must win with the narrow path he has to 270 and DD is saying he will win it [Read this here.] [NY Times Forecast Is Projecting Donald Trump Will Win The Election] by Jay Caruso No, that headline is not a mistake (but it comes with a caveat). The NY Times (who Donald Trump has spent the last year bashing) election forecast team is now saying Donald Trump will be the next President of United States [Read this here.] [BREAKING: Donald Trump Wins NORTH CAROLINA] by Caleb Howe The Decision Desk has called it. Fox News has called it. Donald Trump has won North Carolina, which previously went for Obama. Burr won in the state as well, and this looks good for Pat McCrory. [Read this here.] SUBSCRIPTION INFO This newsletter is never sent unsolicited. It was sent to you because you signed up to receive this newsletter on the RedState.com network OR a friend forwarded it to you. We respect and value your time and privacy. If this newsletter no longer meets your needs we will be happy to remove your address immediately. [You can unsubscribe from the RedState Morning Briefing by clicking here]. Or Send postal mail to: RedState Unsubscribe 1735 N. Lynn St - Suite 510, Arlington, VA 22209 --------------------------------------------------------------- * Copyright RedState and its Content Providers. All rights reserved. ---------------------------------------------------------------

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