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http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008. His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance.
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JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. about the same as bookmakers
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JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now?
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notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? How predictable. His punditry might have been wrong, but his model hasn't been - it correctly called the winner of 53 of 58 Republican primary contests. If anything his biggest fault was not putting enough faith in his own maths. Why can't Trump supporters just accept that their candidate is a massive underdog? You're delusional if you think otherwise.
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notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? weather channel been wrong, every day this year and all other years
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JP wrote:notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? How predictable. His punditry might have been wrong, but his model hasn't been - it correctly called the winner of 53 of 58 Republican primary contests. If anything his biggest fault was not putting enough faith in his own maths. Why can't Trump supporters just accept that their candidate is a massive underdog? You're delusional if you think otherwise. I'm not a Trump supporter, but whatever. Keep finding excuses for King Silver, the magical numbers man who's been demonstrably worse at predicting primaries than pure chance and gut feel.Doesn't matter though, as you said even when he's wrong it not his fault. Quote:Even when all of Silver’s models for a given race turn up wrong, it never seems to be FiveThirtyEight’s fault. When the site badly whiffed on last year’s British election, it was the pollsters who erred. Their mea culpa after Michigan’s Democratic primary, which Sanders won by 1.5 percentage points even though Silver’s model gave Clinton a greater than 99 percent chance of winning, was titled “Why the Polls Missed Bernie Sanders’s Michigan Upset.” After the Indiana primary, Diggler’s tongue-in-cheek victory lap was met with scoffs from Silver fans who explained that Silver gave Sanders a 10 percent chance of winning, and that things with a 10 percent chance of happening do happen from time to time.
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notorganic wrote:JP wrote:notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? How predictable. His punditry might have been wrong, but his model hasn't been - it correctly called the winner of 53 of 58 Republican primary contests. If anything his biggest fault was not putting enough faith in his own maths. Why can't Trump supporters just accept that their candidate is a massive underdog? You're delusional if you think otherwise. I'm not a Trump supporter, but whatever. Keep finding excuses for King Silver, the magical numbers man who's been demonstrably worse at predicting primaries than pure chance and gut feel.Doesn't matter though, as you said even when he's wrong it not his fault. Quote:Even when all of Silver’s models for a given race turn up wrong, it never seems to be FiveThirtyEight’s fault. When the site badly whiffed on last year’s British election, it was the pollsters who erred. Their mea culpa after Michigan’s Democratic primary, which Sanders won by 1.5 percentage points even though Silver’s model gave Clinton a greater than 99 percent chance of winning, was titled “Why the Polls Missed Bernie Sanders’s Michigan Upset.” After the Indiana primary, Diggler’s tongue-in-cheek victory lap was met with scoffs from Silver fans who explained that Silver gave Sanders a 10 percent chance of winning, and that things with a 10 percent chance of happening do happen from time to time. A lot of that criticism is unfair. For example, regarding the British election - fivethirtyeight were saying BEFORE the election that there were issues with the polling done in GB. Also, providing explanations as to why the predictions were incorrect is not making excuses. It is just analysis as to the reasons why. You can prefer fivethirtyeight's analysis or not, but they are very transparent as to their methodology and analysis, both before and after the elections.
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AzzaMarch wrote:notorganic wrote:JP wrote:notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? How predictable. His punditry might have been wrong, but his model hasn't been - it correctly called the winner of 53 of 58 Republican primary contests. If anything his biggest fault was not putting enough faith in his own maths. Why can't Trump supporters just accept that their candidate is a massive underdog? You're delusional if you think otherwise. I'm not a Trump supporter, but whatever. Keep finding excuses for King Silver, the magical numbers man who's been demonstrably worse at predicting primaries than pure chance and gut feel.Doesn't matter though, as you said even when he's wrong it not his fault. Quote:Even when all of Silver’s models for a given race turn up wrong, it never seems to be FiveThirtyEight’s fault. When the site badly whiffed on last year’s British election, it was the pollsters who erred. Their mea culpa after Michigan’s Democratic primary, which Sanders won by 1.5 percentage points even though Silver’s model gave Clinton a greater than 99 percent chance of winning, was titled “Why the Polls Missed Bernie Sanders’s Michigan Upset.” After the Indiana primary, Diggler’s tongue-in-cheek victory lap was met with scoffs from Silver fans who explained that Silver gave Sanders a 10 percent chance of winning, and that things with a 10 percent chance of happening do happen from time to time. A lot of that criticism is unfair. For example, regarding the British election - fivethirtyeight were saying BEFORE the election that there were issues with the polling done in GB. Also, providing explanations as to why the predictions were incorrect is not making excuses. It is just analysis as to the reasons why. You can prefer fivethirtyeight's analysis or not, but they are very transparent as to their methodology and analysis, both before and after the elections. Aside from all that, whatever the faults in the 538 model - and there are faults, undoubtedly - the fact they give Clinton such good odds of winning the election is indicative of the fact that Trump remains a huge underdog.
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notorganic wrote:JP wrote:notorganic wrote:JP wrote:http://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2016-election-forecast/
Nate Silver correctly predicted the result of all fifty states for the 2012 Presidential election, and got forty-nine from fifty in 2008.
His current polls-only forecast has Clinton with an 80% chance of victory; his polls-plus forecast (probably more realistic, including demographic trends and factoring for historical conventions) gives her a 74% chance. Nate Silver has been wrong about Trump every time he has opened his mouth in the past year. Why stop now? How predictable. His punditry might have been wrong, but his model hasn't been - it correctly called the winner of 53 of 58 Republican primary contests. If anything his biggest fault was not putting enough faith in his own maths. Why can't Trump supporters just accept that their candidate is a massive underdog? You're delusional if you think otherwise. I'm not a Trump supporter, but whatever. Keep finding excuses for King Silver, the magical numbers man who's been demonstrably worse at predicting primaries than pure chance and gut feel.Doesn't matter though, as you said even when he's wrong it not his fault. Quote:Even when all of Silver’s models for a given race turn up wrong, it never seems to be FiveThirtyEight’s fault. When the site badly whiffed on last year’s British election, it was the pollsters who erred. Their mea culpa after Michigan’s Democratic primary, which Sanders won by 1.5 percentage points even though Silver’s model gave Clinton a greater than 99 percent chance of winning, was titled “Why the Polls Missed Bernie Sanders’s Michigan Upset.” After the Indiana primary, Diggler’s tongue-in-cheek victory lap was met with scoffs from Silver fans who explained that Silver gave Sanders a 10 percent chance of winning, and that things with a 10 percent chance of happening do happen from time to time. sorry? what has been better at predicting ? every prediction model is wrong if it doesn't get it 100% right
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http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2015/nov/23/donald-trump/trump-tweet-blacks-white-homicide-victims/Not the first time that Trump has regurgitated blatant lies and it won't be the last.
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FBI say Clinton and her staff were very careless in their handling of emails but they wouldn't be recommending any charges against Clinton and that no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case against Clinton
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:FBI say Clinton and her staff were very careless in their handling of emails but they wouldn't be recommending any charges against Clinton and that no reasonable prosecutor would bring a case against Clinton Yup, talk about career suicide rofl. -PB
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"8 U.S.C. Section 793(f) Whoever, being entrusted with or having lawful possession or control of any document ... relating to the national defense, (1) through gross negligence permits the same to be removed from its proper place of custody or delivered to anyone in violation of his trust, or to be lost, stolen, abstracted, or destroyed, or (2) having knowledge that the same has been illegally removed from its proper place of custody or delivered to anyone in violation of its trust, or lost, or stolen, abstracted, or destroyed, and fails to make prompt report of such loss, theft, abstraction, or destruction to his superior officer, Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both" lol. -PB
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Comey basically saying that she's completely inept, and her actions would have seen her fired as SoS and rendered ineligible to run for President... but because she's not in that job anymore, it's fine.
And that people who take actions against Clintons generally end up in a pool of their own blood having shot themselves twice in the back of the head.
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Trump supporters can overlook all the horrid shit their idol spews on an hourly basis, yet they froth at the mouth and demand that Hillary be executed for using the wrong email server :lol:
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Quote:So, the FBI needs a referral from congress to investigate Hillary's statements under oath during a congressional hearing yet Comey never requested or sought the referral after admitting he was aware of Clintons perjury under oath, that tells me Comey had no intentions of charging her with anything from the beginning, Comey literally ignored evidence. From some Youtube comments on vids. Surely this is not just "behind her" now. -PB
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:Why aren't you guys posting the latest Rasmussen polls? Trump has held the "lead" since the end of June, and no one has said a word.
Edited by 11.mvfc.11: 10/7/2016 10:42:08 AM Haven't seen them, to be fair. Happy for you to enlighten us!
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Bernie endorses Hillary.
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"9GABmeme420" wrote:Bernie endorses Hillary. Conceded at last. Wonder if he will be pinging for a VP job haha. -PB
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11.mvfc.11 wrote:From Bernout to Sellout Lol. The thought of socialist lefty bernie sanders supporters dumping their anti 1% corporate elite anti establishment occupy wall street movement and turning around to clap and cheer for the mother of the political establishment and ultimate wall street cawwk sucker lol
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fatboi-v- wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:From Bernout to Sellout Lol. The thought of socialist lefty bernie sanders supporters dumping their anti 1% corporate elite anti establishment occupy wall street movement and turning around to clap and cheer for the mother of the political establishment and ultimate wall street cawwk sucker lol Much like the republican establishment swallowing back their vomit and supporting Trump???
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/elections/Pennsylvania: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Clinton 41, Trump 43 Trump +2 Ohio: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Clinton 41, Trump 41 Tie Florida: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Trump 42, Clinton 39 Trump +3 Pennsylvania: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 40, Clinton 34, Johnson 9, Stein 3 Trump +6 Ohio: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 37, Clinton 36, Johnson 7, Stein 6 Trump +1 Florida: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 41, Clinton 36, Johnson 7, Stein 4 Trump +5 These are the only polls that matter. I think the wide disparity in GE polls vs swing state polls is just the margins that Hillary is beating Trump in blue states and the lower margin she is losing in red states. If Hillary gets 90-10 in Cali/NY, and is relatively close in red states, it won't matter a single bit. I believe these wide margins are skewing GE polls so that it appears Trump is losing handily in the popular vote (which he may well be), but the thing is is that the electoral college determines the vote, not the popular. As long as Trump can win PA, OH and FL in addition to Romney's map, then he's won. Just my $0.02.
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AzzaMarch wrote:fatboi-v- wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:From Bernout to Sellout Lol. The thought of socialist lefty bernie sanders supporters dumping their anti 1% corporate elite anti establishment occupy wall street movement and turning around to clap and cheer for the mother of the political establishment and ultimate wall street cawwk sucker lol Much like the republican establishment swallowing back their vomit and supporting Trump??? Not much like that at all, really. The Republicans don't have much policy complaint with Trump other than his anti-establishment trade policies. Just that he's rude, offensive, "racist" and "crazy". Clinton is pretty much the antithesis of Sanders on policy all over the board. Bernie-or-Busters also aren't an amorphous group. There's a very large chunk that will vote Trump because he's a better liberal than Clinton is. Some will vote Greens, some will hold the nose and eventually vote Clinton. Probably the largest section won't vote at all. The most disturbing thing of it all is the vitriol being levelled at Bernie-or-busters with the attitude that somehow Clinton is now owed their vote because Bernie has now endorsed her. Clinton has done nothing publicly to win those votes over, and the Democratic party has spat on them throughout the entire primary. Who's thinking that upping the levels of public shaming is a viable strategy?
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notorganic wrote:AzzaMarch wrote:fatboi-v- wrote:11.mvfc.11 wrote:From Bernout to Sellout Lol. The thought of socialist lefty bernie sanders supporters dumping their anti 1% corporate elite anti establishment occupy wall street movement and turning around to clap and cheer for the mother of the political establishment and ultimate wall street cawwk sucker lol Much like the republican establishment swallowing back their vomit and supporting Trump??? Not much like that at all, really. The Republicans don't have much policy complaint with Trump other than his anti-establishment trade policies. Just that he's rude, offensive, "racist" and "crazy". Clinton is pretty much the antithesis of Sanders on policy all over the board. Bernie-or-Busters also aren't an amorphous group. There's a very large chunk that will vote Trump because he's a better liberal than Clinton is. Some will vote Greens, some will hold the nose and eventually vote Clinton. Probably the largest section won't vote at all. The most disturbing thing of it all is the vitriol being levelled at Bernie-or-busters with the attitude that somehow Clinton is now owed their vote because Bernie has now endorsed her. Clinton has done nothing publicly to win those votes over, and the Democratic party has spat on them throughout the entire primary. Who's thinking that upping the levels of public shaming is a viable strategy? I think that debate between Bernie-or-busters and Hillary supporter is really the vocal minority. However, the actual risk is that they don't vote at all. They won't go to Trump in large numbers, especially since Bernie himself has repeatedly said that his mission is to "keep Trump from becoming President".
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http://blog.dilbert.com/post/147342251861/trumps-glide-pathI love Scott Adams analyses. He was the first one I saw publicly identify Trumps style of influence and show why it's so effective. He knocks it out of the park again here Quote:The new Quinnipiac poll shows Trump now leading in 4-out-of-5 battleground states. Most of the polling was done before the FBI announced its email server decision. Do you know what else was happening during that time to influence polls?
Answer: Nothing
In other words, Trump didn’t do anything outrageous for a few weeks. That’s all he needs to do from here on out – more nothing – to win in a landslide. The “Crooked Hillary” harpoon he landed a few months ago is bleeding her out. Trump’s glide path to victory involves picking his cabinet and acting serious for a few months. That’s all it will take. (Expect a few mini-outrages just for fun.)
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433 wrote:http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/latest_polls/elections/
Pennsylvania: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Clinton 41, Trump 43 Trump +2 Ohio: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Clinton 41, Trump 41 Tie Florida: Trump vs. Clinton Quinnipiac Trump 42, Clinton 39 Trump +3 Pennsylvania: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 40, Clinton 34, Johnson 9, Stein 3 Trump +6 Ohio: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 37, Clinton 36, Johnson 7, Stein 6 Trump +1 Florida: Trump vs. Clinton vs. Johnson vs. Stein Quinnipiac Trump 41, Clinton 36, Johnson 7, Stein 4 Trump +5
These are the only polls that matter.
I think the wide disparity in GE polls vs swing state polls is just the margins that Hillary is beating Trump in blue states and the lower margin she is losing in red states. If Hillary gets 90-10 in Cali/NY, and is relatively close in red states, it won't matter a single bit. I believe these wide margins are skewing GE polls so that it appears Trump is losing handily in the popular vote (which he may well be), but the thing is is that the electoral college determines the vote, not the popular.
As long as Trump can win PA, OH and FL in addition to Romney's map, then he's won.
Just my $0.02.
Yep, these polls do seem to be of good quality. Fivethirtyeight actually have an article specifically about these results. Based on them, they have increased Trump's likelihood of winning from 23% to 29%. The article is quite interesting in terms of explaining their methodology in why they rate this poll as more credible than some others. http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/election-update-when-to-freak-out-about-shocking-new-polls/"Hopefully, this gives you a sense of why the Quinnipiac polls moved the model’s numbers a fair amount, when other polls don’t:
On the one hand, Quinnipiac’s polls have been Republican-leaning, and we have a lot of other polls of Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Those factors limit the damage to Clinton. But pretty much everything else about them was bad for her. They came from a highly rated pollster, and they took fairly large samples. The trend lines were negative for Clinton.
And we shouldn’t neglect that the polls came in three really important states. Florida, Pennsylvania and Ohio have 67 electoral votes combined, whereas Virginia and Colorado, where Clinton had stronger polls, have 22.
If that’s the to-do list when evaluating new polls, there are also a few to-don’ts. Here’s what not to do when you see a potential “outlier".”
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Trump selects Pence as his running mate. So much for being anti-establishment.
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salmonfc wrote:Trump selects Pence as his running mate.
So much for being anti-establishment. Obama selects Biden as his running mate. So much for being black.
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notorganic wrote:salmonfc wrote:Trump selects Pence as his running mate.
So much for being anti-establishment. Obama selects Biden as his running mate. So much for being black. Sanders sides with Clinton So much for being anti-establishmemt
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Hillary Clinton trying to pander to the younger generation with a shitty Pokémon Go reference at a recent function.
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