Electoral college predictions

I wish it was your prediction.

You lose for sure.

176?

Yikes.

Allan

Since 1912? Dude’s been predicting for a long time

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He’s applied his model back to the election of 1912.

I wonder if the good professor expects Trump to flip Connecticut? Oregon? Rhode Island and Delaware?

Because for his prediction to be accurate, you need to do one of those in addition to Trump winning the entire blue wall, including Minnesota, and Colorado and New Mexico and Virginia and New Hampshire.

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Zero Hedge are crackpots. It really is just that simple.

You should not choose to use them as a source of information, unless you’re just looking to support some questionable opinions.

It’s like choosing to use RT instead of quoting the GRU directly.

But, if that’s what it takes to sleep at night…

Which is nothing like what you apparently think it is.

Yup. At the time, just about every state was a coastal state, and there was nothing west of the Mississippi. New York and CA dominating the flyover country was not a concern.

This doesn’t show you what you think it does.

The first is showing you difference between RCP and Actual.

The 2nd is showing you difference between RCP and Trafalgar.

For this to be useful at al you would need to compare Trafalgar in 2016 to final result then Trafalgar now.

Also, picking RCP avg in Oct 30th 2016 to Oct 30th now is wrong as well. Last time the election was Nov 7th, this year is Nov 3rd.
So you should be looking at RCP avg in Nov 3rd of 2016 which was already showing you movement (For instance, AZ was trump plus 2.5 on Nov 3 2016)

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That’s sheople food. There was no “movement”. It was a pollster who knew they were wrong but was being paid to print this bull feces and who was now in professional CYA mode.

You’re going to witness this exact same thing, this time around too.

What else are you using?

Trump has had four years of practice creating upsets of historical proportion hair-on-fire every day. 400 EC votes would be a walk in the park.

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That’s ■■■■■■■■■ The electoral college is not what keeps the “tyranny of the majority” in check… we have the Senate which gives all states equal power to make sure the less populace states get a say and we have rules that require a super majority to get certain things passed.

We shall see on Tuesday, when Biden takes Michigan quite easily.

Allan

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Nope. That’s not a con thing.

That is partly incorrect since the EC is a combination of the number of representatives anD the number of senators.

How does that make it partially incorrect?

Because. As you say, the senate is there to put all the states on equal footing.

The electoral college is adding up a state’s representatives an senators. So it’s quite literally a blending of the two. Making it partly based on population, and partly based on states being equal.

Backfitted. That’s not a very successful way of predicting future events.

Allan