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Loki Liesmith

(4,602 posts)
Thu Nov 3, 2016, 07:43 PM Nov 2016

Election Model Update 11/3/2016

Unfortunately I never got the map to work in my python code But here's the numbers:

Model Description:

Update with drift included 8/6/2016

Original Model Writeup 8/3/2016

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# INSTANTANEOUS MODEL
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Instantaneous Probability of a Clinton Win: 81.94 %
Mean Electoral Votes Clinton Currently Winning: 306.19
Median Electoral Votes Clinton Currently Winning: 308.0
Maximum Likelihood Electoral Vote Scenario for Clinton: 317

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# PROJECTING RESULTS TO NOVEMBER
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Probability of a Clinton Win if Current Trends Continue: 90.49 %
Mean Electoral Votes Clinton Projected to Win: 312.52
Median Electoral Votes Clinton Projected to Win: 314.0
Maximum Likelihood Projected Electoral Vote Scenario for Clinton: 306

Predicted National Point Spread (Clinton = +, Trump = -) 4.46

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Election Model Update 11/3/2016 (Original Post) Loki Liesmith Nov 2016 OP
So your projection into November is actually a greater percentage than it was? Isn't that counter t still_one Nov 2016 #1
I am always interested in seeing your posts here. longship Nov 2016 #3
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still_one

(92,116 posts)
1. So your projection into November is actually a greater percentage than it was? Isn't that counter t
Thu Nov 3, 2016, 08:26 PM
Nov 2016

what the polls are saying?

They are predicting a Hillary victory, but by less

longship

(40,416 posts)
3. I am always interested in seeing your posts here.
Thu Nov 3, 2016, 08:46 PM
Nov 2016

But I am a bit of a geek, so I would enjoy such geekdom.

Just keep it up until next Tuesday and I'll be happy.



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