Posted on 05/19/2008 5:16:22 PM PDT by Momaw Nadon
Thanks for the chart!
I appreciate your efforts!
I also saw the other "prediction" thread that takes 50-day polling data. It's interesting that that set of data has the candidates running even.
Here is the corrected chart.
Using the probabilities above, the results of 20,000 simulated elections are listed in the table below. The "GOP Electoral Votes" is the expected value (probability weighted average). The "Probability of 270" is the point on the cumulative probability distribution for 270 electoral votes.
Week | GOP Electoral Votes |
Probability of 270 |
---|---|---|
7-Jan | 238.92 | 18.38% |
14-Jan | 233.01 | 13.58% |
21-Jan | 232.51 | 13.29% |
28-Jan | 234.30 | 14.29% |
4-Feb | 233.98 | 13.61% |
11-Feb | 235.06 | 14.66% |
18-Feb | 228.21 | 11.99% |
25-Feb | 231.36 | 13.89% |
3-Mar | 232.14 | 13.87% |
10-Mar | 237.81 | 20.44% |
17-Mar | 242.21 | 22.51% |
24-Mar | 247.55 | 26.65% |
31-Mar | 250.09 | 29.46% |
7-Apr | 246.92 | 26.31% |
14-Apr | 247.11 | 25.87% |
21-Apr | 245.73 | 23.92% |
28-Apr | 249.77 | 26.54% |
5-May | 248.71 | 25.72% |
12-May | 250.18 | 27.43% |
19-May | 246.66 | 23.60% |
-PJ
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