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gabeana

(3,166 posts)
Sun Nov 1, 2020, 07:05 PM Nov 2020

CES estimates for 5 swing states

Nate Cohn Retweeted
Brian Schaffner
@b_schaffner
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CES likely voter estimates for 5 key swing states:

FL (N=3,755): Biden 49 - Trump 47
GA (N=1,456): Biden 48 - Trump 47
NC (N=1,627): Biden 49 - Trump 45
PA (N=2,703): Biden 52 - Trump 44
TX (N=2,947): Trump 49 - Biden 47

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CES estimates for 5 swing states (Original Post) gabeana Nov 2020 OP
What is a CES estimate? democrattotheend Nov 2020 #1
I think it is the Center for Election Science gabeana Nov 2020 #2
I think he meant to type CCES Yonnie3 Nov 2020 #4
Cooperative Election Study Celerity Nov 2020 #5
Yes! Yonnie3 Nov 2020 #6
yw! Celerity Nov 2020 #7
GA, NC, and TX are swing states?? Roland99 Nov 2020 #3
Sorry...in this case I am greedy...I want them all! nt List left Nov 2020 #8
NC is certainly a swing state. And AZ. My Pet Orangutan Nov 2020 #9
Excellent. triron Nov 2020 #10
Of those PA is the most important. An 8 point lead would seal the deal (currently 4.7 on 538). Doodley Nov 2020 #11

Yonnie3

(17,427 posts)
4. I think he meant to type CCES
Sun Nov 1, 2020, 07:13 PM
Nov 2020

That's what is in the profile for the original tweeter

https://cces.gov.harvard.edu/

Cooperative Congressional Election Study

The CCES is a 50,000+ person national stratified sample survey administered by YouGov. Half of the questionnaire consists of Common Content asked of all 50,000+ people, and half of the questionnaire consists of Team Content designed by each individual participating team and asked of a subset of 1,000 people. In addition, several teams may pool their resources to create Group Content.

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Just my guess

EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Center_for_Election_Science was mentioned above, but a quick scan of the wiki seems to say it is not putting out info like that.

Roland99

(53,342 posts)
3. GA, NC, and TX are swing states??
Sun Nov 1, 2020, 07:13 PM
Nov 2020

I think those are gravy.

Swing states are PA, MI, WI

FL isn’t needed if PA goes blue and lead looks better in PA than FL

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