Will the Democratic candidate get at least this many electoral votes from these 7 swing states?
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In the map below, seven states are marked as "Toss-up": Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
This question resolves YES for all numbers at and below the total number of electoral college votes among those states of these which the Democratic candidate wins.
Please provide answers in the form of whole numbers between 0 and 94. Other numbers are subject to N/A.
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