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Date of Prediction: 2008-11-03 Version:129

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Prediction States Won
270 |
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Dem311
 
Rep227
 
Ind0
 
 

Confidence States Won
270 |
538 |
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Dem311
 
Rep189
 
Ind0
 
Tos38
 

State Pick-ups

Gain Loss Hold Net Gain
ST CD EV ST CD EV ST CD EV
Dem+60+59000202252+59
Rep000-60-59253227-59
Ind0000000000


Prediction Score (max Score = 112)

ScoreState WinsState PercentagesCD WinsCD Percentages
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Version: 127

Obama gets around 300 electoral votes
net 7-8 senate seats
net 1 gubernatorial contest.


Version: 126

Last preiction.


Version: 124

CO,OH goes Democrat
NV,FL,VA goes Republican
Obama wins 52-48% over McCain.

Made all the lean Kerry states solid
All the change from R to D states lean.

Final.


Version: 122

Final prediction:
IA,OH,NM changes with OH and NM too close to call

Map is based on margin of victory being within margin of error of +/-3 percentage points, states that will flip are the ones I identified within that margin.


Version: 121

D favored: IA,NM,OR
R favored: FL,CO,VA
Too Close to call: OH


Version: 115

Down to my final predictions:
states to watch:
President: IO,NM,OH
Senate: AK,CO
Governor: MO,NC

+5 for Senate
+2 to +3 for President
+1 to even for Governor.


Version: 114

top tier: CO,OH,NH
bottom tier: IO,NM,NV


Version: 112

Top tier: IO,NM,OH
Bottom tier: OR,WI,NH


Version: 111

Top tier: CO,IO,OH,
Botton tier:OR,NH,WI


Version: 109

Top Tier: WI,IO,NM,OH
Next Tier: CO,NH,MI,WI


Version: 108

top tier: IO,NM,OH
next tier: WI,NH,NV

OH: 51-49%
NM: 50-48% one way or the other.


Version: 103

order of change parties: IO,NM,NH,CO,OH,WI
Obama should win 2-3 pts.


Version: 90

Obama 49.7%
McCain 47.5%
Others 2.0%


Version: 87

Obama vs. McCain.
Showdown states NM, NV, and CO.
Obama beats McCain narrowly
50-49.


Version: 85

CO, NM, IA, and OH should be the states to watch out for, everything else leans one way or the other.


Version: 83

TUPS: CO, FL, IA, and OH


Version: 79

Obama 51%
McCain 49%


Version: 76

B. Obama 50%
McCain 46%

McCain isn't electable, he wants to continue the war indefinately and he is running the campaign of 2004 in the year of 2008, the dems should win OH and clinch the election.


Version: 70

Dem 50%-Rep 48%

3 late breaking states deciding election: NH, OH, and NM.


Version: 62

Moved MO to lean Democratic
NM and NV lean Democratic


Version: 58

Moved CO and FL to tossups and moved NM to lean Democratic and NV to lean republican.
Everything else remains the same pretty much.


Version: 56

Decided to go with a more traditional map.
Dems beat Republicans by a slim margin with NV, IA, NM, WI, and OH providing the margin of victory in the election.


Version: 55

Moved CO and FL to tossups
Moved NV to lean GOP and move MO back to lean GOP.
NM and PA remain solid Democratic.


Version: 37

Clinton-Richardson v. Giuliani-Huckabee

States to watch out for OH and NM two bellweather states.
Final map for now.

Some of these states could be considered tossups, but I think this is where the advantage towards the prospective parties lay.

CO and NV republican swing states, PA and IA democratic swing states, OH and NM tossups.


Version: 36

This is a scenario based on how I see the race turing out. I think the Dems will end up winning based on the unpopularity of the republican party with the missed opportunities in the Bush administration. And the Dems probably will capitalize on it. I am not going to share who I am pulling for this election primary. But I am betting my prediction on who I see is the strongest challenger to win the states necessary to win this election.


Version: 28

Map purely speculative based on the current frontrunners Ms. Clinton vs. Giuliani, based on the advantage the Dems enjoy for now.


Version: 27

Map reflects the current Gallup polls showing a much tighter race in the national vote total. OH remains the state to watch out for.


Version: 25

closest states: wisconsin, new mexico, iowa, ohio, and nevada
Generic dem v. Generic republican


Version: 24

Closest states: Nevada, New Mexico, Iowa, and Ohio


Version: 22

Moved NC, KY, VA, and WV to lean independent candidacy is having an effect there.
Tossups: CO, NV, IA, OH, and FL
Moved NY to >60%, Clinton will win NY handily.


Version: 21

Map of Giulian or F.Thompson v. Ms.Clinton.
Bloomberg may or may not enter the race, but pre-indy announcement had the race neck and neck. So, my map isn't going to change that much.


Version: 20

Map based on current frontrunners and the current surveys that were released. Giuliani or F.Thompson v. Ms.Clinton. The Dems are favored at the present time but the election is a long way off and will be close at the end.


Version: 19

Giuliani v. Ms.Clinton
Contested states: PA, WI, IA, NM, OH, and FL
Battleground states: NV, NH, CO, MO, and WV


Version: 17

Battleground states: iowa, wisconsin, new mexico, ohio, florida, colorada, and nevada.


Version: 16

Map is a scenario based on the current frontrunners: Ms.Clinton v. Giuliani or F.Thompson
Battleground states: iowa, wisconsin, new mexico, ohio, florida, colorado, and nevada
I will update from time to time.
Map based on where we left off at in 2004.
PA and FL tu/leans towards party that won it last time


Version: 15

Hillary v. Giuliani or F.Thompson map
2 pts in favor the Dems


Version: 14

In a Hillary v. F.Thompson or Giuliani matchup remaining close states are mostly: Iowa, Ohio, and Wisconsin.


Version: 13

Map represents one scenario of what I predict the election outcome will turn out, and it is based on the current frontrunners: Mrs.Clinton v. Giuliani. Other states may become more competetive, but will wait until after the primaries to see how well each match up with one another. Watch out for states like NV, and CO, where the GOP have been able to win in the past but the hispanic population may be able to overcome their advantage.


Version: 12

Map shows a scenario of the election outcome between the frontrunners.
LD: NH, WI, PA, MI, and IA
NCA: OH, NV, CO, NM and FL
LR: MO, WV, AR, and VA


Version: 10

States that were the closest in 2000 and 2004
Clinton v. Giuliani


Version: 9

Using current frontrunners Giuliani v. Hillary.
Predicting another close race no clear advantage in NH, IA, NM, FL, and NV.
states like CO, OH, and WI have the potential to change but the respective parties have a slight advantage right now in the polls.
Using the format of the last two election cycles of the states that flipped.


Version: 8

Moved PA to slight lean Democrat due to the consistently close race in PA the republicans are running in PA.


Version: 7

Moved MI, NH, and NM to slight lean Mrs.Clinton and moved FL, MO, and WV to slight lean Giuliani. No clear favorite in CO, IA, OH, and NM.


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User's Predictions

Prediction Score States Percent Total Accuracy Ver #D Rank#Pred
P 2024 President /56 /56 /112 % pie 246
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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