Associated Press Analyzes the Electoral Map

The Associated Press is out with an analysis of the electoral map this weekend, reporting that "Hillary Clinton heads into the fall out front in enough states to give her at least a tie in the Electoral College, meaning a victory in any of the several states now a toss-up would be enough to push her over the top and into the White House.

Here's a look at the AP ratings on our electoral map. Click or tap the map to view an interactive version.

 
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