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Date of Prediction: 2006-11-07 Version:114

Prediction Map
Olawakandi MapPrediction Key

* = Pickup via defeat of incumbent; ^ = Pickup of an open seat

Confidence Map
Olawakandi MapConfidence Key

Prediction States Won
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36 |
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Dem21
 
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Rep15
 
Ind0
 
Non14
 

Confidence States Won
25 |
36 |
50 |
Dem21
 
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Rep15
 
Ind0
 
Tos0
 
Non14
 

State Pick-ups

Gain Loss Hold Net Gain
Inc. Open Total Inc. Open Total Inc. Open Total
Dem+2+5+700013114+7
Rep000-2-5-711415-7
Ind0000000000


Prediction Score (max Score = 72)

ScoreState WinsState Percentages
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Version: 113

Final prediction, Dems net gain 7 seats. No tossups, moved eveything to lean. Comments are welcome but this is my final map.


Version: 112

Final Governor prediction: Dems net gain 7 seats. FL and NV lead of Republicans are too great to overcome. MN is more likely to change.


Version: 108

LD: MN, MI, IA, MD, and OR
LR: ID, AK, and RI


Version: 107

Final map Dems net gain 7 seats.


Version: 106

LR: AK and RI
LD: MI, MD, WI, and OR
TU: MN and IA


Version: 104

TU: MN, IA, and OR
LD: ME, WI, MI and MD
LR: RI, FL, and Ak


Version: 97

LD: IL, WI, MI, CO, ME, MD
TU: IA, MN, OR, and RI
LR: NV


Version: 93

TU: IA, MN, WI, OR, and RI
LD: MI, CO, and ME
LR: NV


Version: 92

TU: WI, MN, IA, and RI
LD: MI, OR, ME, MD, and CO
LR: NV


Version: 91

R: CA and FL
D: MI, IL, WI, MD
TU: OR, MN, IA, ME, and RI

MN and ME flips due to the low approvals of the governors.


Version: 90

TU: ME, MN, IA, OR, and RI
LR: NV, and CA
LD: WI, MD, MA, and MI


Version: 85

CR:
LD: WI, MI, and MD NA
LR: SC, NV NA
TU; IA, MN, OR, ME, and RI NCA


Version: 81

LR: MN, CA, and FL
LD: MI, WI, and ME
TU: RI and IA


Version: 77

TU: FL, MN, IA, WI, MI, and ME challengers are within 6pts.


Version: 76

TU: RI, IA, and MD


Version: 75

MN=TU do to conflicting polls
IA=TU 1 poll has Nussle ahead the other Culver
MI=TU 1 point lead in one poll.
RI=LR due to a 12 pt advantage in one poll


Version: 69

Looks like FL is less likely now, Moved CA to lean Republican, better chance of a change in party now.


Version: 66

RI= TU R Chafee won so it win help Carcieri.


Version: 65

Primaries are over and here is where I am at:
RI=TU
ME=TU
MI=LD
I think ME is the most likely defeat for the dems not MI because ME is much more republican than MI.

FL, MN Davis and Hatch have the same problem, those states are GOP friendly environments and they are at a disadvantage in money (Done updating map for now).


Version: 64

MN=TU D 2 Zogby and 1 Gallup poll confim that.


Version: 63

MN>D Gallup poll, and Zogby
FL>strong Republican Crist is unbeatable, wishful thinking that Davis would beat Christ. The Dnc isn't going to give him the money like they did in 2002.
CA>lean Republican because of Schwarz mouth and Zogby showed a 5 point lead. Decided to go back to my instinct that CA is more likely to go Dem before FL.
RI>TU R give republicans the edge because RI has failed to reelect the gov since 1968.


Version: 62

Moved CA to lean because of comment from Schwarzenegger.


Version: 60

MN=TU
FL=TU
AK=TU
RI=TU
IA=TU


Version: 59

MN>TU due to Gallup polls
FL>TU due to Rasmussen polls

Things are looking better for Dems in those two states.


Version: 57

Remaining races without a clear advantage:
ME>TU
MI>TU

FL>TU no incumbant
RI>TU
AK>TU no incumbant


Version: 55

I switched AK, I think that Knowles being former gov will give him a leg up on Palin and he has more more, and the intraparty feud with the Murkowski camp doesn't bold well for her campaign.


Version: 54

Moved ME to Dem lean because independednt dropped out of race.


Version: 50

Moved NV to Dem, Zogby has Titus leading Gibbons. Moved MN to tossup, Zogby has Pawlenty leading. Moved FL to tossup, yes FL is more vulnerable than CA. Moved MI to lean Dem because of Zogby as well.


Version: 49

Most likely to switch parties: NY, OH, MA, AR, CO, IA, MD, CA, AK, MI


Version: 44

CA lean R>TU
Ar lean D>TU
Because of there being a lot if Independents in CA, and they will decide the race in CA. I overstated Arnold's support, and understated Angelidas' support.

Asa Hutchinson is coming back.


Version: 43

Narrowed it down to 6 tossups: MN, IA, MD, AK, RI, and MI. Those are where the last of the balance of the governorships will lay. I would love to pick up CA or FL, but the candidates are down by double figures. Clear republican advantage goes to NV Dina Titus is a good candidate but it isn't happening.


Version: 38

Change
CA>R
NV>R
FL>R
MI>D

MN=TU
MI=TU
RI=TU

These rating changes are from the Stuart Rothenberg Report.


Version: 36

I put all the states except AK and MI as tossup in which a leader has a lead of 6 points or less. Crist has a 5 point lead, Schwartz has a 6 point lead, Doyle has a 1 point lead, Culver has a 3 point lead and Carcieri is tied in RI. MI is a tossup because Granholm and DeVos have traded leads and the same in AK. NV and MN the leader has a 8-11 pt lead, the same in MD and MA so don't count. In CO, Ritter has a 7 pt lead.


Version: 35

Put MN back to tossup and FL because Larry Crystal ball says that these states are still in play for the Dems. Changed Or to lean Dem because Westlund dropped out. NV is still lean Dem because Larry Sabato says that it leans that way. CA no one can predict how this race will end up turning out. CO is still a tossup because in a state like CO, no one can predict how that state will end up, because it is just too unpredictable despite Ritter leading in the polls.


Version: 33

Moved OR to Dem lean due to Westlund might drop his indy bid.


Version: 32

Put NV as tossup, it seems that either Titus of Gibson can give Gibbons a run for his money. As for FL, Crist is too well liked to lose, Davis stands no chance to beat him, and he has no traction in the polls. CA still a tossup pending on the release of the LA Time polls. Changed AK to GOP cause it looks like Palin is going to win the primary and looks like the favorite to win, but remains a tossup due to the favorability of Knowles.


Version: 28

Changed my ratings of IL, MD, and MA, the Dems will win easily in those races, because of the weak candidates in those 3 states. The Dems are winning lopsidily in those 3 states because the GOP due to the losses and collapse of their political party due to the GOP not being strong enough to win. Put ME back as tossup eventhough Baldacci is ahead right now, he isn't near 50%.


Version: 27

Changed SC to republican lean. It seems like Sanford isn't safe after all.


Version: 17

Modified CA, Schwartz seem stronger than expected over the liberal Angelidas.


Version: 15

Zogby has Granholm up I am changing MI and he has Nussle ahead in IA.


Version: 5

Put MI as Dem lean and changed IL to toss up due to Bush coming to IL campaigning for Topinka. That will give her a boost. Keep WI as a battleground due to its unpredictability. As for MI put it as Dem lean due to the manufacturing job loss there.


Version: 4

Put my map like Zogby. Zogby says Dem will lose MN and IA and sweep the 3 midwestern states and win CA.


Version: 3

Moved IA to Republican favored due to Iowa trending republican presidentially and Zogby has Nussle ahead by a smigin. And the Hotline says this is where the Dems might lose a seat.


Version History


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User's Predictions

Prediction Score States Percent Total Accuracy Ver #D Rank#Pred
P 2024 President /56 /56 /112 % pie 244
P 2023 Governor 1/3 1/3 2/6 33.3% pie 25 22 108T115
P 2022 Senate 25/35 12/35 37/70 52.9% pie 271 0 298T305
P 2022 Governor 27/36 14/36 41/72 56.9% pie 281 0 265T272
P 2021 Governor 1/2 1/2 2/4 50.0% pie 11 41 48T118
P 2020 President 45/56 26/56 71/112 63.4% pie 443 5 670T684
P 2020 Senate 24/35 8/35 32/70 45.7% pie 339 3 422423
P 2020 Governor 9/11 5/11 14/22 63.6% pie 127 5 264T293
P 2019 Governor 2/3 1/3 3/6 50.0% pie 61 4 104T192
P 2018 Senate 28/35 15/35 43/70 61.4% pie 201 1 417T483
P 2018 Governor 29/36 13/36 42/72 58.3% pie 212 3 330T372
P 2017 Governor 2/2 0/2 2/4 50.0% pie 1 99 98T149
P 2016 President 47/56 20/56 67/112 59.8% pie 337 3 597T678
P 2016 Senate 26/34 12/34 38/68 55.9% pie 344 2 352T362
P 2016 Governor 7/12 5/12 12/24 50.0% pie 127 3 164T279
P 2015 Governor 2/3 1/3 3/6 50.0% pie 72 0 57T112
P 2014 Senate 28/36 12/36 40/72 55.6% pie 435 0 337T382
P 2014 Governor 25/36 6/36 31/72 43.1% pie 402 0 293T300
P 2013 Governor 2/2 0/2 2/4 50.0% pie 19 1 98T153
P 2012 President 55/56 25/56 80/112 71.4% pie 291 1 681T760
P 2012 Senate 31/33 19/33 50/66 75.8% pie 171 1 111T343
P 2012 Governor 11/11 4/11 15/22 68.2% pie 103 1 131T228
P 2012 Rep Primary 29/52 8/52 37/104 35.6% pie 116 - 121T231
P 2011 Governor 4/4 2/4 6/8 75.0% pie 18 186 12T106
P 2010 Senate 34/37 15/37 49/74 66.2% pie 281 1 242T456
P 2010 Governor 34/37 8/37 42/74 56.8% pie 280 1 230T312
P 2009 Governor 1/2 1/2 2/4 50.0% pie 26 40 56T103
P 2008 President 52/56 29/56 81/112 72.3% pie 129 1 474T1,505
P 2008 Senate 33/33 16/33 49/66 74.2% pie 95 1 144T407
P 2008 Governor 11/11 8/11 19/22 86.4% pie 39 3 27T264
P 2008 Dem Primary 47/52 20/52 67/104 64.4% pie 55 - 23T271
P 2008 Rep Primary 39/49 14/49 53/98 54.1% pie 23 - 36T235
P 2007 Governor 3/3 3/3 6/6 100.0% pie 8 24 1T167
P 2006 U.S. Senate 33/33 24/33 57/66 86.4% pie 117 0 20T465
P 2006 Governor 35/36 28/36 63/72 87.5% pie 114 0 10T312
P 2004 President 51/56 31/56 82/112 73.2% pie 167 1 1036T1,994
Aggregate Predictions 833/994 407/994 1240/1988 62.4% pie


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