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Poll-Based Model Our poll-based model has a perfect record projecting the winners in the 6 Presidential elections since 2000 and a near perfect record with the 7 Senate projections since 2010. The general consensus is that the polls were wrong in 2016. But our model, which ignores all polls except the last poll in each state, proved to be accurate once again. Our model is designed to capture late voter trends that others miss by averaging polls. Our analysis includes a projection for the Popular Vote.
Senate Projections
Popular Vote Projections
In 2000, we projected Bush to win the presidency and the popular vote though he lost the popular vote to Gore by 0.51%. In 2016, we were nearly alone in accurately projecting a Trump presidency, a Republican Senate, and for Clinton to win the popular vote. Market-Based Model We began our market-based analysis in 2016 and tracked the market projections for the Presidency and the Senate, based on the bid/ask pricing of market traded futures contracts on the PredictIt.org marketplace. In 2024, we are using the Polymarket futures contracts.
Senate Projections
Observation Our poll-based model exhibits greater sensitivity to last-minute trend shifts and has outperformed our less-sensitive market-based prediction model. |
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