This is true when he did poorly in the UK, where that methodology doesn’t work under the first-pass-the-post-system, or in the Republican primary race. Trump doesn’t. The Republican pollsters have the race tied or Trump narrowly ahead. . “I just think people need to be exceptionally careful,” he said. But that response has a lot to do with perspective. I’m tempted to say that Florida is overrated in this election cycle, frankly. What we all want to know about is Florida, Georgia, Arizona, and of course the Rust Belt. . He was strongly opposed by party elites and had so little appeal to voters who didn’t consider themselves “very conservative” that he couldn’t win the nomination. . Thanks for the thought-provoking post. I think we got a lot wrong about Mr. Trump, but I think we nailed Mr. Cruz. Topic: Nate Cohn vs. Nate Silver (Read 995 times) Mine eyes have seen the glory of the crushing of the Trump BRTD Atlas Institution Posts: 89,865. Get woke, Go broke works in more ways than one, In a season of weirdness, some have beaten the odds, On the shoulders of the Alpha Predator of Politics, AP, CNN, CBS, ABC, NBC — and Fox News — call race for Biden; Update: Biden issues statement, Another potential GOP pickup in NY tells an interesting story.
Your email address will not be published. The president now leads by 7 percentage points over Biden, 48% to 41%. At 8:02 p.m. Eastern time on election night, the Needle pointed sharply to the left, and a “likely” Clinton win. Nate Silver further explains the significance of what has now changed: Any time a demagogic candidate wins a nomination, it suggests a potential failure of political institutions, including (but not limited to) the media.
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Every failure makes him smarter. This is Ann Selzer, the most respected electoral thermometer in Iowa. If the Republicans had delegate rules like those of the Democrats, Mr. Trump would not yet be the nominee.
. But the affair may now be over. However, one of the main takehomes from this election cycle is that the political faultlines for the two party system is being redrawn- insights into why this is happening would have been more appreciated. Treat the reader's time as more valuable than your own. But today, Biden’s lead with women has shrunk to 9 percentage points, 50% to 41%. Now that he has emphatically and unequivocally mispredicted the Republican primaries, he’s not stupid.
In later mea culpas, pollsters noted they weren’t far off in predicting Clinton’s advantage in the popular vote. A fun fact about her: Her last poll of the state in 2016 also had Trump up seven points. Looks to me like Iowans had a fling with Sleepy Joe after the double whammy of Trump’s terrible first debate and the fiasco of the White House suffering a COVID outbreak that infected the president himself. It’s pretty revealing what they learned from their mistakes. Can you say the same? He needs Florida and Pennsylvania, and according to WaPo he’s only getting one of them. Silver’s site said Saturday its computers had simulated the election 40,000 times, and Democrat Joe Biden won in 87% of them. Nate Cohn actually titled his article “What I Got Wrong About Donald Trump.” Here’s what he said: I do think we — and specifically, I — underestimated Mr. Trump. That’s probably just a function of using a small sample for the congressional polling, but for what it’s worth: Monmouth found it D+8 a week ago.
And not just from any ol’ pollster either. . Nate Silver was smart when he accurately predicted Obama’s reelection in 2012, state by state. . He went on to win by nearly 10. The proper approach to Selzer’s poll isn’t to try to “unskew” the numbers by scrutinizing congressional data, it’s to look at all of the other polling that’s come out in the past 24 hours and ask the only important question: Is the rightward shift that she’s seeing in Iowa happening in more important battlegrounds? The Upshot said Biden would win 357 electoral votes if the polls through Saturday were correct, while Princeton put him at 358 electoral votes — both enough for a comfortable victory. The same is true of this survey: It should move your view of the race in Iowa toward Mr. Trump. Cohn added more perspective on Selzer’s data in his write-up this morning: We just had a similar case in the opposite direction: an ABC News/Washington Post poll earlier this week that showed Mr. Biden ahead by 17 points in Wisconsin. Silver has been a pioneer in the specialized field of statistic experts who crunch the growing number of public opinion polls to put them in a broader context. I will definitely be sharing this. We pay it tons of attention because there are so many electoral votes at stake there and the state invariably is decided by one or two points, but here’s a thought to chew on: Biden could lose Florida and still end up with more electoral votes than Trump won in 2016 if he comes through in the midwest, North Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Was Trump +3.5 in ‘16, Finkenauer +5.3 in ‘18. People are coping this morning by muttering nervously to themselves, “W-w-w-we should trust the average, not any individual poll.” But there are a few reasons to be skeptical of Selzer’s result, starting with the fact that her result is an outlier this time whereas her final poll in 2016 showing Trump up seven was not. Let’s look in particular at the mea culpa pieces by Nate Cohn of the New York Times’ feature “The Upshot” and Nate Silver of fivethirtyeight.com. And because Trump won the state so easily in 2016, by nearly 10 points, it’s assumed that IA will stay red this year by an unknown margin. The newspaper’s readership, like the city itself, is heavily liberal. That’s not to signal a lack of confidence, but is being done to make it harder for followers to obsess over it. One more poll. Nate Silver, "The Most Livable Neighborhoods in New York: A Quantitative Index of the 50 Most Satisfying Places to Live", New York, April 11, 2010. Its steady movement triggered anxiety for Clinton supporters, who repeatedly refreshed the page, and elation for Trump fans. The probability experts aren’t shying away from predictions this year. The most important divide in politics isn’t race, Second wave of coronavirus hits Europe, plus there’s a mutant strain in Denmark that could impact vaccine effectiveness. It’s impossible to know how much the blockbuster early turnout in places like Texas is being driven by anti-Trump sentiment, but if there’s a big surge of irregular voters coming off the sidelines this year to vote him out then he’ll need even steeper turnout on Tuesday from his base than he’s probably counting on. The graphic was a meter, shaped like a half-clock, with outcomes that ranged from a “very likely” Clinton win to the same for Trump.
If those two states are in the bag then Trump is down to 280 electoral votes from his 2016 states with Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona, Ohio, and Iowa all in play. We were just overconfident. Selzer’s numbers last night in one of Iowa’s congressional races were also far, far more Republican than other polling suggests, to a seemingly unrealistic degree. NEW YORK (AP) — The one thing most likely to conjure nightmares of the 2016 election night for opponents of President Donald Trump is the Needle. Since I don’t have my own electoral models, my mistake was much simpler: I trusted Nate Silver’s and everybody else’s predictions. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. His limited resources were irrelevant — he had unlimited free media. Nate Cohn of the New York Times’ feature “The Upshot”, other than being early skeptics of Jeb Bush, a matter of seeking out one’s “tribe” and fitting in with it, You won’t have Nixon to kick around any more, Enterprise hits and misses – cloud manufacturing ERP comes of age, and avoiding Uberization – diginomica, As election week ends, let’s start governing, The Rationalist Papers (31): Election day, The Rationalist Papers (30): Harden your heart. When that poll came out, I noted that it should move your view of the race toward Mr. Biden, even though it was clearly an outlier. . Cohn later wrote, “We failed at explaining that an 85% chance is not 100%.”, “We think people should have been better prepared for it,” Silver wrote after the election. Remember too that the final national polls in 2016 were pretty accurate. This is NBC’s final national survey of the campaign: Think of everything this country’s gone through since August 2019. As I put it ahead of the Iowa caucus in 2016: “Of course, even if Ms. Selzer’s methodology was perfect, there’s no reason to expect her results will be. It’s a point in favor of those who see politics as being governed by cultural identity — a matter of seeking out one’s “tribe” and fitting in with it — as opposed to carefully calibrating one’s position on a left-right spectrum. Elsewhere at the Times, Nate Cohn at The Upshot provided a number of excellent analyses, including a Sept. 20 article that gave four pollsters the same data and got four different results. Cruz, on the other hand, had a strong game for closed (party-registered) Republican primaries where his planning on the ground gave him an edge.
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The election night probability estimate is being replaced by an interactive tool that will allow readers to click and see what it does for the final result if individual states go one way or another.
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The race has changed by a single point since then. And if Wisconsin and Michigan are in the bag, we’re left to wonder how likely the odds of an upset in nearby Minnesota can really be.
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