claim: "the white house is won in the swing states, and i am winning the swing states."
author: hillary clinton
evidence_1: sep 15, 2016 ... of those states, only colorado and new hampshire are considered swing states,  and colorado doesn't even look that competitive right now. trump would love to  win new hampshire, but he doesn't need to carry it in order to obtain 270  electoral votes — it ranks relatively low on fivethirtyeight's ...
evidence_2: feb 24, 2017 ... the key for either party to win the presidential election is to target specific  battleground states. there are .... according to law, barack obama is president  until noon on jan 20, 2017 – inaugration day – when the new president, either  mrs clinton or mr trump, takes over and moves into the white house.
evidence_3: nov 9, 2016 ... donald trump has won the battleground states of florida, iowa, north carolina,  ohio and pennsylvania, according to the associated press, narrowing hillary  clinton's path to the white house and racking up a feat no republican nominee  has accomplished since 2004. mrs. clinton's campaign chairman, ...
evidence_4: nov 11, 2016 ... only 107000 votes in three states decided the election.
evidence_5: sep 7, 2016 ... for all that, however, the democratic nominee remains the favorite to win the  white house — in part because of her strength in the battleground states that will  decide the election. clinton has succeeded in making some republican redoubts  competitive, including georgia and arizona. but the election will ...