… The 2016 election is poised to be the most polarized presidential election in our lifetime, deeply split along racial, gender, generational and educational lines. The outcome could leave the balance of power in Washington virtually unchanged and yet simultaneously heighten both parties’ distrust of each other to the level of hysteria.
It also promises to reorder the electoral map in powerful ways. CONT.
David N. Wasserman (Cook Political Report), New York Times