Anyway now that the North Carolina Congressional districts seem finalized (pending a last-minute save from the Supreme Court), I'm just hoping the 8th district Republicans drew ends up backfiring. Unlike most of the Republican districts it's only a handful of points to the right of the state, just from looking at Daily Kos Elections' breakdown. Obama won 47.3% of the vote there while winning 48.5% statewide, while Clinton won 44.1% in the district and 46.8% statewide.
Probably would take a small wave to pull it off, but hey, better a small wave than a large one.
For anyone who's a dork like me and cares about winning the delegations (for the purpose of breaking an Electoral College tie), Democrats hold 23 (all the Clinton states plus Arizona, Iowa and Michigan) and Pennsylvania is tied. If the Democrats flipped just one more seat in PA and Florida (and realistically, MI, since Democrats only gained the majority when Amash flipped to an Independent), that would produce a 25-25 tie. 26 is tricky, and would likely come from either vastly overperforming in North Carolina or winning Montana's at-large seat. In either case we're probably doing well enough to just win the presidency outright, so this is purely academic, of course.