Date of Prediction: 2019-11-05 Version:1
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Version: 6 I was wrong about Biden winning WA (as of right now, RCP has Sanders with a 0.2 lead with 67% reporting), and Sanders winning Idaho, but I was right about every other contest. Honestly did think the race in MI would be closer-didn’t expect Sanders to lose by more than 10+ points. Expected a Biden crush in Mississippi, but was off by 10 in my prediction. And Biden did better than I thought he would in MO-yet another state where I didn’t see Sanders losing by +10 points. This is possibly a barometer for next contests-I see Biden completely sweeping, with a good majority in FL and IL. But who knows? Maybe he falters and Sanders gets the better of him. But I don’t see that happening. Version: 5 Changed what I could in order to reflect on the upset that was Super Tuesday. My pre-Super Tuesday prediction was way off, but that was because I saw the polls showing a Sanders takeover. I was extremely wrong about three states in particular: TX, NC, and VA. I thought Sanders would eek out a victory-now I’m not going to make that mistake again. I think Biden wins all contests easily tomorrow, except ID and ND-just because no polling has come out and Sanders has slight northwestern appeal. OR is a complete tossup since WA could go either way-but I’ll update the map on Wednesday in order to reflect on tomorrow’s results. Version: 4 Changed Sanders lead in several states to reflect growing power of the campaign, and polls coming out showing his gains. Version: 3 Updated prediction, flipped more states to Sanders (TX SC NV MN CT other). Sanders looks like he’s pulling ahead in TX according to RCP, and I think Warren’s candidacy in certain states will result in her votes largely going to Sanders.
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