2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumNate Silver: Hillary On The Winning Path. NYT Agrees
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... Nate Silver on 538 wrote a piece called "Clintons Lead Is Clear And Steady"
He comments on how the group of polls (sans Gravis), that do weekly or tracking polls that are mostly robopolls or online polls, are maintaining a steady +5ish advantage for Hillary. Is the Bump over? ..................
.... the images he created .... the right up for each scenario is fascinating ........
Nate Silver wrote: " our polls-only model continues to show Clinton ahead by around 8 percentage points. And it gives her an 89 percent chance of winning, close to where shes been over the past week."
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Oct. 23: Who will win the presidency?
Nate Silver @NateSilver538 Oct 23
No big changes, but Clinton up another tick or two in our forecast based on this AM's polls. http://53eig.ht/29fvWfn
Txbluedog
(1,128 posts)duffyduff
(3,251 posts)Awsi Dooger
(14,565 posts)BTW, the links in this thread are from August 16.
I predict Hillary will win all three debates. Billy Bush should enjoy these Olympics. I'm not sure he's done enough for NBC to retain him through Tokyo in 2020.
Foggyhill
(1,060 posts)It will be 8% minimum
NurseJackie
(42,862 posts)Hm.
duffyduff
(3,251 posts)By rights Trump should not carry a single state.
Despite the views of a few, no Republican candidate, not even John Kasich, was going to win this year. It is difficult if not impossible to mount a successful campaign against the first female presidential candidate of a major party in the history of the United States.
It is a big deal, folks, the election of the first woman president.
boomer55
(592 posts)unblock
(52,199 posts)tavernier
(12,380 posts)OnDoutside
(19,954 posts)SticksnStones
(2,108 posts)God, it's like poll porn....I wanna go out right now and elect something ~
Persondem
(1,936 posts)Coyotl
(15,262 posts)Clinton leads in three battleground states w/ 39 of the 56, OH. FL, and NV.
The national popular vote spread is at 6.1% and I expect the polls are biased by at least 2% red placing us at the magic 8% in the first graphic in the OP and 375 electoral votes. Now imagine if we take GA, UT, MT, TX, IN, and MO.