Friday, 08.05.2016, @ 12:00 p.m. ET: According to FiveThirtyEight.com, Democratic pickups from North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizonaplus Nebraska #02 (Omaha)would take a 2012 re-elected Barack Obamas 332 up to a Hillary Clinton 375 electoral votes.
Nebraska #02 produces margins like Indiana. In 2004, George W. Bush carried Indiana by +21 and Nebraska #02 by +22. In 2008, Barack Obama flipped both and carried them each by +1. In 2012, Mitt Romney flipped both and carried Nebraska #02 by +7 and Indiana by +10.
Over the last two elections, Missouri and Indiana were separated by 1.16 (2008, when Obama flipped Indiana at D+1.03 but John McCain narrowly held Missouri by R+0.13). And in 2012, Missouri was just 0.33 percentage points more Republican than Arizona. (Romney carried Arizona at +9.03 and Missouri at +9.36.)
Missouri and Indiana are not far behind Georgia and Arizonajust 2.40 separated, in 2012, Georgia and Indianaso a national shift that flips Georgia and Arizona could spread to flipping Missouri, Indiana, and Nebraska #02. That is, if this gets even worse for Donald Trump.