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  • 2016 FLORIDA PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION - Current Projection: Trump +0.1

    09/21/2016 12:37:30 PM PDT · by xzins · 26 replies
    Election Projection ^ | 21 Sep 16 | EP
    Who will win Florida's 29 EVs? Current Projection: Trump +0.1, Weak GOP Gain Updated September 21, 2016 Race Overview Updated September 12, 2016 - The Sunshine State is painted pink today after a pair of polls pushed the aggregate average just barely into Trump territory. Five polls have been released in September, and they all show a very competitive race here. Trump's advantage is thanks to a JMC Analytics poll giving him a 4-point edge. The other four polls all show the margin at 1 or 2 points or tied. As always, the drama will be thick in Florida on...
  • 2008 Presidential Electoral Vote Projection - Updated 5/11/08

    05/11/2008 11:58:50 AM PDT · by blogsforthompson.com · 9 replies · 81+ views
    Electoral Projection ^ | May 11, 2008 | BrianinMo
    Here is the Electoral Vote Projection Map and Poll Average Chart updated for May 11, 2008. . . .Please note that new charts are now posted at the bottom of the main page showing the "Latest State Polls," the "50-Day Average of National Polls," and the "Latest National Polls." Those charts will be updated and kept there on an ongoing basis. Thanks for all your comments yesterday! Be sure and leave your comment at the bottom of this post to share your take on the election at this point. . . .
  • Wisconsin Supreme court election April 1st

    03/30/2008 8:48:32 AM PDT · by mosesdapoet · 11 replies · 735+ views
    03/30/08 | L.J.Keslin
    Through passive listening posts operated within central Wisconsin The US Mat makes the following projection where there are no local contests in the April 1st Wisconsin election    It will be a lightly attended Wisconsin non partisan -/ party primary election held on April Fools Day Tuesday April 1st. when Madison area resident Supreme Court Justice  Louis Butler will whip opponent Burnett county Circut court Appeals judge Michael Gableman for a 10 year term on the Supreme Court by a whopping 14 points.   The low turnout was because the average Wisconsin voter was engulfed in snow and dashed dreams of Wisconsin winding up...
  • Election Site Shootout

    11/06/2004 8:29:44 PM PST · by C.H. Truth · 2 replies · 338+ views
    Belif Seeking Understanding ^ | Nov 4th | Douglas
    Fellow immigrant to Minnesota Coldheartedtruth was correct on 49 out of the 50 states. He thought that Bush would narrowly win Wisconsin, but conceded that it was a batttleground state. He also had some good reflections about the validity of various polls. Federal Review predicted Wisconsin for Bush. Federal Review added something to the proceedings by running computer simulations of the elections based on the margin of error of the polls and some other factors. I hereby declare Coldheartedtruth and Federal Review to be the winners of the election site shootout. Congrats!
  • Coldheartedtruth.com gets 50 of 51 correct

    11/05/2004 8:11:19 PM PST · by C.H. Truth · 11 replies · 498+ views
    Coldheartedtruth.com ^ | 11/5 | C.H. Truth
    In the end... Coldheartedtruth.com projected 14 battleground states using a somewhat lengthy spreadsheet to calculate who would win and by how much. The top line is that this spreadsheet calculated 13 of those 14 states correctly... missing only Wisconsin. But more impressively the spreadsheet called 6 of the 15 races within 1 point of the final actual result. One state was 1.01 point off the final result and another was at 1.07 point off. Right there we have 57% of the calculated states within 1.07 points of the final result. 4 of the remaining 6 states were under 2.77 points...
  • Election Projection

    10/17/2004 8:26:26 PM PDT · by SmithL · 44 replies · 2,980+ views
    Current Tally - 10/17/04 2000 Adjustment: Bush +1.4% EV's: Bush 274, Kerry 264 Pct: Bush 49.3%, Kerry 48.9%
  • Protestwarrior.com

    09/06/2004 5:17:16 PM PDT · by idc5 · 6 replies · 241+ views
    I found some interesting websites. check them out: http://www.protestwarrior.com/ http://www.boycottliberalism.com/ http://www.electionprojection.com/ on protest warrior, check out the "Operation Halliburton Defense Force" http://hq.protestwarrior.com/?page=/featured/Dallas/halliburton_defense_force.php good stuff
  • Coldheartedtruth Composite Polling Averages - Bush 45.3%, Kerry 44.2%, Nader 4.7%

    06/25/2004 6:12:29 AM PDT · by C.H. Truth · 3 replies · 228+ views
    Coldheartedtruth ^ | 6-25 | C.H. Truth
    After recent polls from Fox, Gallup, ABC/Washington Post, Tipp and Democracy Corps... Bush has received a significant 'Reagan Bump' and moved ahead of Kerry in both the CCPA and the projected Electoral College totals. Bush has regained Florida and Ohio and now leads 274 - 269...
  • Federal Review Composite Poll and EV Prediction: Bush 48.9 | Kerry 48.9 -- April 13, 2004

    04/13/2004 5:44:22 AM PDT · by Darth Reagan · 11 replies · 576+ views
    Federal Review ^ | April 13, 2004 | Darth Reagan
    A 2000 Repeat?  Bush 48.9  Kerry 48.9April 13, 2004 The race for president is currently a tie, with each candidate pulling 48.9% of the vote in the fully allocated April 13 Federal Review Composite Poll. Bush has kept it close in a tough news week for him and the country, largely due to a 4 point lead in the Gallup poll, a substantial lead in the Iowa Electronic Market and the results of last week’s Composite Poll in which Bush held a slight lead. Other polls, however, including Newsweek and FoxNews show Kerry with a 4 and 1 point lead,...