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The States Trump Can’t Afford To Lose: Kornacki Breaks Down The Road To 270 | All In | MSNBC
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1:58Now PlayingIt will take at least 270 electoral votes for a presidential candidate to win the 2020 election. Steve Kornacki looks at the battleground polling to determine which states Trump can’t afford to lose. Aired on 10/23/2020.
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