Personally I have thought that Trump would win from the beginning, I still believe it now. I also believed the UK would vote to leave the EU, and I was right about that.
I think the anti-Muslim thing is appealing to a large swathe of people, and given the increasing poverty, and massive inequality in both the UK and the US, scapegoating foreigners/immigrants has always worked.
The mood is ugly.
@three, I know you said in your comment a few pages back that the white working class people you know didn't find him appealing, but to be fair, we don't really hang out with people that would. Normally a person's social world is narrowed to those that are 'more like them' than those that aren't. it's the same for me, although I'd say that my white working class friends are somewhere in the middle. They are confused.
However they don't like Trump, he's a bit too extreme for them, but in the UK they are sometimes confused enough to come to me and say 'but what about this, and what about that', and it is necessary for me to re-centre their views.
Then again it's not just the white working class over here, my sister's husband who is Moroccan was ranting to me about immigrants stealing jobs, houses and benefits, as was an Albanian guy I met the other day who still had an accent, and was telling me about the immigrants ruining this country.

So yea, my view is that Trump will win. Much as hate has won over here.
All on the back of the powers that be, placing the blame elsewhere for the increasing poverty being experienced by regular people in both countries.