I think a landslide vote for Clinton would convince the Republican party that they need more uncommitted delegates. In other words the equivalent of Democrat superdeligates which would help prevent another nominations of another Donald Trump.I believe that Trump could win five or six states. West Virginia, Wyoming, Arizona, Kansas and possibly Mississippi. Georgia is trending blue along with the Carolinas.Okay people...enough with the side tracking talk of revolution. It was fun while it lasted, but please get back on topic.....as a reminder, the topic is what the electoral (or popular) vote will make the 2016 electoral map look like, using the OP's maps as rough examples of what some have looked like.
What are your expectations about the nature and extent of the outcome of this November's election?
What happened in 1964 could happen again. Then, the GOP was taken over by the reactionary wing giving us a reactionary nominee. But Goldwater was the Republican John the Baptist. His far right message was taken up by a few stalwart party members who recruited Ronald Reagan. Perhaps, after the dust settles and the Republican civil war is over, a candidate who can articulate a Conservative agenda could emerge in 2024.