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(Created page with "test {| class="wikitable" |- ! State ! Simulations Harris Won ! Simulations Trump Won ! Rank |- | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Alabama | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|6 (0.1%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|9994 (99.9%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Safe Trump |- | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Arkansas | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|11 (0.1%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|9989 (99.9%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Safe Trump |- | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Alaska | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|65 (0.7%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|9935 (99.3%) | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Safe Trump |- | bgcolor=#FFB6B6|Arizona |...") |
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==FAQ== |
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===How does it work?=== |
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Calculates how likely a state is to vote for a candidate based on several factors: |
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*The average base odds for a state, calculated using five different forecast models (Cook, Sabato, RCP, FiveThirtyEight, and JHK Forecasts) as well as Polymarket's betting odds. |
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*Most recent 10 polls from at least a "B-rated" pollster, including approval rating polls of the current president, favorability polls of the incumbent president, Democratic nominee, and Republican nominee, and state-by-state match-up polls. |
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*Historic Senate and Presidential results going back to 1992, as well as factoring in emerging trends and historic partisan shifts. |
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*Presidential Primary turnout. |
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These are then ran through 10,000 simulations using the "Monte Carlo" method. |
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===Is it accurate?=== |
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I have no idea lol |
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Revision as of 03:54, 13 August 2024
| State | Simulations Harris Won | Simulations Trump Won | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 6 (0.1%) | 9994 (99.9%) | Safe Trump |
| Arkansas | 11 (0.1%) | 9989 (99.9%) | Safe Trump |
| Alaska | 65 (0.7%) | 9935 (99.3%) | Safe Trump |
| Arizona | 4976 (49.8%) | 5024 (50.2%) | Toss Up |
| California | 9994 (99.9%) | 6 (0.1%) | Safe Harris |
| Colorado | 9919 (99.2%) | 81 (0.8%) | Safe Harris |
| Connecticut | 9980 (99.8%) | 20 (0.2%) | Safe Harris |
| Delaware | 9992 (99.9%) | 8 (0.1%) | Safe Harris |
| Florida | 1657 (16.6%) | 8343 (83.4%) | Likely Trump |
| Georgia | 4963 (49.6%) | 5037 (50.4%) | Toss Up |
| Hawaii | 9988 (99.9%) | 12 (0.1%) | Safe Harris |
| Idaho | 12 (0.1%) | 9988 (99.9%) | Safe Trump |
| Illinois | 9984 (99.8%) | 16 (0.2%) | Safe Harris |
| Indiana | 35 (0.3%) | 9965 (99.7%) | Safe Trump |
| Iowa | 441 (4.4%) | 9559 (95.6%) | Safe Trump |
| Kansas | 3 (0.0%) | 9997 (100%) | Safe Trump |
| Kentucky | 3 (0.0%) | 9997 (100%) | Safe Trump |
| Louisiana | 2 (0.0%) | 9998 (100%) | Safe Trump |
FAQ
How does it work?
Calculates how likely a state is to vote for a candidate based on several factors:
- The average base odds for a state, calculated using five different forecast models (Cook, Sabato, RCP, FiveThirtyEight, and JHK Forecasts) as well as Polymarket's betting odds.
- Most recent 10 polls from at least a "B-rated" pollster, including approval rating polls of the current president, favorability polls of the incumbent president, Democratic nominee, and Republican nominee, and state-by-state match-up polls.
- Historic Senate and Presidential results going back to 1992, as well as factoring in emerging trends and historic partisan shifts.
- Presidential Primary turnout.
These are then ran through 10,000 simulations using the "Monte Carlo" method.
Is it accurate?
I have no idea lol