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« Reply #50 on: June 17, 2017, 08:50:22 AM »



49% Gillespie
48% Northam


57% Murphy
40% Guadango
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« Reply #51 on: June 21, 2017, 10:54:39 PM »

NJ:
54% Murphy
40% Guadagno

VA:
48% Northam
47% Gillespie
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« Reply #52 on: June 22, 2017, 09:09:32 AM »

Guadagno is going down worse than Buono. Christie + Trump = NJ electing a ham sandwich by +20 points as long as theirs a D in front of it on the ballot.
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« Reply #53 on: June 30, 2017, 10:55:57 PM »

New Jersey

Murphy 65%
Guagdano 33%

Virginia

Northam 51%
Gillespie 47%

New York City Mayor

De Blasio 64%
Malliotakis 35%

Bonus-Alabama Senate

Republican (Mo Brooks) 60%
Democrat (Doug Jones) 40%
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« Reply #54 on: July 15, 2017, 10:54:29 AM »

The 2017 General Election Predictions are now open at:
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« Reply #55 on: July 15, 2017, 10:59:19 AM »

The 2017 General Election Predictions are now open at:
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Enjoy,
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Thanks Dave.

On another topic, can you take away my global deletion powers and give them to Modadmin Muon2?:

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Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I emailed you about this some time ago, and didn't get a response, so I figured posting in a thread where you just posted a few minutes ago might get your attention.
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« Reply #56 on: July 15, 2017, 11:13:24 AM »

The 2017 General Election Predictions are now open at:
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Enjoy,
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Thanks Dave.

On another topic, can you take away my global deletion powers and give them to Modadmin Muon2?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?action=profile;u=256

Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I emailed you about this some time ago, and didn't get a response, so I figured posting in a thread where you just posted a few minutes ago might get your attention.


Thanks - this is done.
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« Reply #57 on: July 15, 2017, 05:02:09 PM »

The 2017 General Election Predictions are now open at:
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Enjoy,
Dave

Thanks Dave.

On another topic, can you take away my global deletion powers and give them to Modadmin Muon2?:

https://uselectionatlas.org/FORUM/index.php?action=profile;u=256

Don't mean to hijack the thread, but I emailed you about this some time ago, and didn't get a response, so I figured posting in a thread where you just posted a few minutes ago might get your attention.


Thanks - this is done.
Best,
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Thank you!
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« Reply #58 on: August 01, 2017, 10:14:02 PM »

VA GOV
Ralph Northam 50-48%


NJ Gov
Patrick Murphy 59-39%


Still VA tilts D and solid for Murphy in VA
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« Reply #59 on: August 11, 2017, 08:11:35 PM »

Virginia Gubernatorial
Gillespie 49%, Northam 47%

New Jersey:
Phil Murphy 61%, Kim Guadagno 37%

Subject to change, of course. I don't even know why I'm bothering, since I've never predicted a major election correctly.
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« Reply #60 on: August 29, 2017, 12:13:32 PM »

Virginia (Lean D)
New Jersey (Likely D)
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« Reply #61 on: August 29, 2017, 01:43:42 PM »

VA:

Northam 50-47
Fairfax 52-47
Herring 57-39

Dems +11 in HoD

NJ:

Murphy 60-38

Dems gain supermajority in Assembly, fall one seat shy in Senate

NYC:

De Blasio 75-21

Seattle:

Durkan 51-49 (I'd like for Moon to win but Think Durkan narrowly takes it)

WA SD45:

Dhingra 54-46, Dems retake WA State Senate

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« Reply #62 on: August 29, 2017, 01:49:26 PM »

VA:

Northam 50-47
Fairfax 52-47
Herring 57-39

Dems +11 in HoD

NJ:

Murphy 60-38

Dems gain supermajority in Assembly, fall one seat shy in Senate

NYC:

De Blasio 75-21

Seattle:

Durkan 51-49 (I'd like for Moon to win but Think Durkan narrowly takes it)

WA SD45:

Dhingra 54-46, Dems retake WA State Senate


No offense but that doesn't seem compatible a +3 Northal victory with a +11 house districts. Remember Mcauliffe won by the same margin and the House was still 67-33
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« Reply #63 on: August 29, 2017, 05:01:35 PM »

VA:

Northam 50-47
Fairfax 52-47
Herring 57-39

Dems +11 in HoD

NJ:

Murphy 60-38

Dems gain supermajority in Assembly, fall one seat shy in Senate

NYC:

De Blasio 75-21

Seattle:

Durkan 51-49 (I'd like for Moon to win but Think Durkan narrowly takes it)

WA SD45:

Dhingra 54-46, Dems retake WA State Senate


No offense but that doesn't seem compatible a +3 Northal victory with a +11 house districts. Remember Mcauliffe won by the same margin and the House was still 67-33

Observationally, recruitment/retirements favor Dems more this year than '13 or '15
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« Reply #64 on: August 29, 2017, 05:24:17 PM »

No offense but that doesn't seem compatible a +3 Northal victory with a +11 house districts. Remember Mcauliffe won by the same margin and the House was still 67-33

Observationally, recruitment/retirements favor Dems more this year than '13 or '15

It actually fits with the idea that gubernatorial races can be notably less influenced by the national party, but with legislative elections where candidates aren't that well-known being overly influenced by the national environment, which studies do show evidence of. In Virginia's case, you could assume then that the electorate is pretty overwhelmingly leaning towards Democrats this cycle, but that Gillespie has been effective in separating himself from his party's national brand.

Personally, I think Northam will win by more, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was as close as you suggested.
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« Reply #65 on: August 30, 2017, 05:27:31 PM »

No offense but that doesn't seem compatible a +3 Northal victory with a +11 house districts. Remember Mcauliffe won by the same margin and the House was still 67-33

Observationally, recruitment/retirements favor Dems more this year than '13 or '15

It actually fits with the idea that gubernatorial races can be notably less influenced by the national party, but with legislative elections where candidates aren't that well-known being overly influenced by the national environment, which studies do show evidence of. In Virginia's case, you could assume then that the electorate is pretty overwhelmingly leaning towards Democrats this cycle, but that Gillespie has been effective in separating himself from his party's national brand.

Personally, I think Northam will win by more, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was as close as you suggested.

I think Northam wins too - but I've been burned prediction-wise many times over the last 2 years, so I'm being conservative here
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« Reply #66 on: September 07, 2017, 10:42:29 AM »

VA:
Northam 50%
Gillespie: 48%
Other: 2%

NJ:
Murphy: 65%
Guadagno: 32%
Other: 3%
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« Reply #67 on: September 10, 2017, 08:43:01 AM »

VA:
Northam 50%
Gillespie: 44%
Hyra: 6%

NJ:
Murphy: 62%
Guadagno: 35%
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« Reply #68 on: September 11, 2017, 06:19:36 PM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%
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« Reply #69 on: September 11, 2017, 07:19:22 PM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
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« Reply #70 on: September 11, 2017, 07:40:44 PM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
That's why I made these results actually think the governors race could be even closer like Washington in 2004. The one I'm most unsure about is the Adams herring race just because of how close it was last time.
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« Reply #71 on: September 11, 2017, 08:55:12 PM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
That's why I made these results actually think the governors race could be even closer like Washington in 2004. The one I'm most unsure about is the Adams herring race just because of how close it was last time.

I too think Herring is overated. Everyone is biting their nails in gov and lt gov races, but nearly everything and everyone (including early polls) are shrugging and saying, oh that guy, lol, he's a shoo in. Something makes me not buy it... I still think he will win, but by small margins, and possibly a plurality, though probably a slim majority.
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« Reply #72 on: September 13, 2017, 02:47:41 AM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
That's why I made these results actually think the governors race could be even closer like Washington in 2004. The one I'm most unsure about is the Adams herring race just because of how close it was last time.

I too think Herring is overated. Everyone is biting their nails in gov and lt gov races, but nearly everything and everyone (including early polls) are shrugging and saying, oh that guy, lol, he's a shoo in. Something makes me not buy it... I still think he will win, but by small margins, and possibly a plurality, though probably a slim majority.
I agree plus with the name john Adams that should help him out.
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« Reply #73 on: September 16, 2017, 11:14:47 PM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
That's why I made these results actually think the governors race could be even closer like Washington in 2004. The one I'm most unsure about is the Adams herring race just because of how close it was last time.

I too think Herring is overated. Everyone is biting their nails in gov and lt gov races, but nearly everything and everyone (including early polls) are shrugging and saying, oh that guy, lol, he's a shoo in. Something makes me not buy it... I still think he will win, but by small margins, and possibly a plurality, though probably a slim majority.
I agree plus with the name john Adams that should help him out.

VA Dems should sweep all three races.

As a reminder of turnout: (June primary #'s)
Total D votes for Gov: 543,000
Total R votes for Gov: 366,000
177,000 Vote Lead for the Dems

Total D votes for Lt Gov: 514,000
Total R votes for Lt Gov: 355,000
159,000 Vote Lead for the Dems

Trump Fatigue and Dem motivation should create a situation where Dems finish even stronger than their respective primary percentages. Can't wait to see the tweets from Trump on election eve. Wink
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« Reply #74 on: September 17, 2017, 12:06:14 AM »

Alright take it to the bank on these results
Virginia's races
ED GILLESPIE 48.72%
RALPH NORTHAM 48.31%

JILL VOGEL 48.26%
JUSTIN FAIRFAX 51.05%

JOHN ADAMS 47.84%
MARK HERRING 50.43%


That's quite a bold prediction there friend. Yet, it is still within the realm of possibility, hopefully you are wrong though.
That's why I made these results actually think the governors race could be even closer like Washington in 2004. The one I'm most unsure about is the Adams herring race just because of how close it was last time.

I too think Herring is overated. Everyone is biting their nails in gov and lt gov races, but nearly everything and everyone (including early polls) are shrugging and saying, oh that guy, lol, he's a shoo in. Something makes me not buy it... I still think he will win, but by small margins, and possibly a plurality, though probably a slim majority.
I agree plus with the name john Adams that should help him out.

VA Dems should sweep all three races.

As a reminder of turnout: (June primary #'s)
Total D votes for Gov: 543,000
Total R votes for Gov: 366,000
177,000 Vote Lead for the Dems

Total D votes for Lt Gov: 514,000
Total R votes for Lt Gov: 355,000
159,000 Vote Lead for the Dems

Trump Fatigue and Dem motivation should create a situation where Dems finish even stronger than their respective primary percentages. Can't wait to see the tweets from Trump on election eve. Wink

Let's hope you are right.
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