Nice to see Holder recognizing reality.
https://electoralvotemap.com/
Here's a new site that was referenced on ev.com this morning. It synthesizes a few of the major prognosticators. In looking at the map, 1 of the thing I'm noticing is that, even though Trump is sitting at 42%, he could win the EC again by narrowly winning states like FL, NC & WI and getting crushed on the west coast and in the NE. I'd be slightly more generous to the Dems and put 3 EVs for ME and 4 for NH in the light blue column, recognizing Trump could pick off northern ME like a Dem could pick off Omaha. And right now, it looks like MI has been moving back in the light blue column. That would be a total of 250 EVs. PA would make 270. Without PA, it's a tough map. As a Dem, I don't like ever counting on FL, and a depressed OH appears to have turned red for a while. If you don't get PA, but get WI, IA, northern ME and Omaha, that's only 268. WI and IA seem to be trending light blue as a result of Trump's tariff wars. They have AZ as a toss-up, but it's really reddish purple. Sinema won a squeeker but the Pubs won the governor easily.
The point is even if the Dems get most of those states, they're looking at the low 300s as a best case scenario. (Yes, a candidate facing indictment could possibly win.) Not that it's an easy map for Trump either. PA and especially MI are trending light blue, and he absolutely can't lose PA. So essentially what this means for the blue team is it'd be nice to have a candidate who can appeal to voters in FL, NC, PA, WI, IA, NV and AZ.