Toss-Up States | Projected Winner | EV | Confidence | Deficit | Change |
Colorado | Romney | 9 | 50% | 0.20 | 0.20 |
Florida | Romney | 29 | 60% | 1.15 | 0.85 |
Iowa New Hampshire | Obama Obama | 6 4 | 65% 60% | 1.70 1.20 | 0.50 0.70 |
Ohio | Obama | 18 | 65% | 2.20 | 0.30 |
Virginia | Romney | 13 | 55% | 0.75 | 0.15 |
Wisconsin* | Obama | 10 | 65% | 1.90 | 0.30 |
Leaning States | |||||
Nevada* | Obama | 6 | 80% | 0% | |
Leaning States | Obama | 6 | 70-85% | 0 | |
Romney | 0 | 70-85% | 0 | ||
Safe States | Obama | 237 | 90% + | 0 | |
Romney | 191 | 90% + | 0 | ||
Total | Obama | 249 | 0 | ||
Romney | 206 | 0 | |||
Toss-Ups | 83 | 50-65% | 0 | ||
Projected Finish | Obama | 281 | 0 | ||
Romney | 257 | 0 | |||
Popular Vote | Obama | 0.80 | 0.10 |
Friday, October 26, 2012
Predictions 10/26/2012
Ominous signs for Mr. Romney and it could not have came at a worse time. In some states we are beginning to even see some signs of a race that is not only being won by Obama, but a race that is now trending his way. While nothing changed in the electoral count, the blue numbers in the margin column (Note: Blue numbers in the change column indicates it has gone towards Obama and red numbers in this column indicates a change favoring Romney) will tell the story. While some of the numbers were not that bad in and of itself, the source of the number is the bad sign. When you have ARG and Purple Strategies giving the numbers they are, it spells some trouble. A couple of the polls that were showing great numbers for Obama that was being docked as an outlier poll can either no longer be treated this way or have had the margin they were docked decreased. The cause of this shift is unknown and may never be. If it is a slight bounce from the last debate then look for these numbers to get worse for Romney in the days to come as clearer trend lines are drawn. Wisconsin was the only state that showed some positive news for the Romney camp, but that is only due to one isolated poll. If the election were held today I am about 75% sure that Obama would win a second term.
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While I agree there is some concern with today's polls, I disagree with your assessment that Obama would win with 75% confidence. While I do think that Obama would win (55% confidence), it is interesting that the incumbent rarely gets a higher percentage on the election day compared to the latest polls. That is, the states where Obama is polling 48% and "winning" the state could very likely go to Romney as Obama would get close to 48% and Romney 51% (other parties getting the remaining 1%). In my mind, no state is safe for either candidate until they hit 51%.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your hard work.