[Fivethirtyeight] How Evan McMullin Could Win Utah And The Presidency

It’s unlikely, but far from impossible
The idea that an independent candidate could swoop in to win has been largely dismissed, on the grounds that any conservative-leaning third-party candidate would be more likely to hurt Trump than Clinton, thus making a Clinton victory more likely. But McMullin may have one advantage that other second-tier candidates do not: Utah.

His path to the presidency basically looks like this:

1.Win Utah
2.Deadlock the Electoral College
3.Win in the House

Read it all [h/t AS Haley]

Posted in * Economics, Politics, Office of the President, Politics in General

One comment on “[Fivethirtyeight] How Evan McMullin Could Win Utah And The Presidency

  1. David Keller says:

    Ala John Quincy Adams; and we all know what a successful presidency he had.