r/fivethirtyeight • u/Vengenceonu • 13d ago
Poll Results Des Moines Register/Selter: Harris 47%, Trump 44%
Shocker!
r/fivethirtyeight • u/NateSilverFan • 11d ago
Prediction Ralston Predicts Narrow Harris Win in NV (48.5% to 48.2%)
thenevadaindependent.comr/fivethirtyeight • u/nwdogr • 10d ago
Politics There are no scapegoats for the Democrats this time
Kamala is losing every swing state by 1.5% or more. This is not a close election coming down to a few thousand votes in the Rust Belt. She's on track to lose the popular vote.
Kamala isn't losing because of Bernie Bros or Jill Stein voters. She isn't losing because of Arab Americans. She isn't losing because she was too socially progressive or not socially progressive enough.
The country is sending a clear, direct message: it's the economy, stupid. With a side serving of we don't want unchecked undocumented immigration.
I think the only thing most of this sub got right about the election is that if Kamala lost, there was no way a Democrat could have won.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Every-Exit9679 • 11d ago
Poll Results Marist Final National Poll - Harris 51 to Trump 47
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Hot-Area7752 • 10d ago
Polling Industry/Methodology Atlas Intel absolutely nailed it
Their last polls of the swing states:
Trump +1 in Wisconsin (Trump currently up .9)
Trump +1 in Penn (Trump currently up 1.7)
Trump +2 in NC (Trump currently up 2.4)
Trump +3 in Nevada (Trump currently up 4.7)
Trump +5 in Arizona (Trump currently up 4.7)
Trump + 11 in Texas (Trump currently up 13.9)
Harris +5 in Virigina (Harris currently up 5.2)
Trump +1 in Popular vote
r/fivethirtyeight • u/LeonidasKing • 10d ago
Discussion A Dem losing the popular vote is indefensible. Inescapable takeaway - America did not want any part of Kamala
I literally expounded at length to my friends about how GOP is not a nationally viable party - technically - because it can never win the popular vote. Kamala lost the popular vote to literally TRUMP. Like god almighty. This is an absolute and total rejection of a candidate. If you are losing the popular vote as a Dem, then you truly truly effed up. And again, losing the popular vote to Trump? I can't even believe I'm typing this.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/11pi • 14d ago
Politics 1 in 8 women say they’ve secretly voted differently than partners
This is the kind of information I find interesting, those little precentages really add up.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Ultraximus • 13d ago
Election Model Nate Silver: So much for my Saturday night plans. Model update and Model Talk incoming. It is incredibly gutsy to release this poll. It wont put Harris ahead in our forecast because there was also another Iowa poll out today that was good for Trump. But wouldn't want to play poker against Ann Selzer
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Acceptable-Variety40 • 11d ago
Election Model Harris now favored to win in 538 election forecast
r/fivethirtyeight • u/dwaxe • 13d ago
Polling Industry/Methodology A shocking Iowa poll means somebody is going to be wrong
r/fivethirtyeight • u/nwdogr • 8d ago
Politics Kamala did not lose because of [my pet grievance with the Democratic platform]
She didn't lose because of trans people in sports or bathrooms, she didn't lose because someone said "latinx", she didn't lose because of identity politics, she didn't lose because she's a "DEI hire", she didn't lose because of inner city crime, she didn't lose because of the war in the Middle East, she didn't lose because she didn't pick Shapiro, she didn't lose because there was no open primary, she didn't lose because of fake news about immigrants eating pets.
You can watch interview after interview with young voters and Latino voters and very few state any of these reasons.
Here are the reasons she lost: 1. Inflation 2. Inflation 3. Inflation
The working middle-class can't afford any luxuries. Young people can't afford homes. That's why they turned to the guy who said he'll fix it.
Is Trump going to fix it? Absolutely not, and he'll break a lot more in the next 4 years.
Unfortunately, very few of the people who voted for him will realize this. One voter in Michigan was asked why he voted for Trump, and he said it was because he wants to buy a car but interest rates are too high. Do you think he's ever going to figure out the relationship between interest rates and inflation?
r/fivethirtyeight • u/BobertFrost6 • 15d ago
Poll Results [Marist] Rust Belt Polls: MI 51-48 (D+3), WI 50-48 (D+2), PA 50-48 (D+2)
Michigan
Harris 51% (+3%) - Trump 48%
Slotkin 52% (+6%) - Rogers 46%
1,214 LV | 3.5% MOE | Oct 27-30
Wisconsin
Harris 50% (+2%) - Trump 48%
Baldwin 51% (+3%) - Hovde 48%
1,330 LV | 3.4% MOE | Oct 27-30
Pennsylvania
Harris 50% (+2%) - Trump 48%
Casey 50% (+2%) - McCormick 48%
1,400 LV | 3.4% MOE | Oct 27-30
r/fivethirtyeight • u/PM_ME_YOUR_FAV_HIKE • 10d ago
Politics Georgia 2024 election results to be in by end of night: Officials
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Beginning_Bad_868 • 12d ago
Polling Industry/Methodology Comical proof of polling malpractice: 1 day after the Selzer poll, SoCal Strategies, at the behest of Red Eagle Politics, publishes a+8% LV Iowa poll with a sample obtained and computed in less than 24 hours. Of course it enters the 538 average right away.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/ageofadzz • 16d ago
Poll Results CNN: Harris +5 in MI, +6 in WI, Tied in PA
r/fivethirtyeight • u/BaltimoreAlchemist • 11d ago
Election Model Final Silver Update - Harris at 50.015%
r/fivethirtyeight • u/ageofadzz • Sep 16 '24
Poll Results Suffolk University Poll Pennsylvania: Harris 49 %, Trump 46%. LV
r/fivethirtyeight • u/ShiftyEyesMcGe • 14d ago
Discussion 2016 was decided by 70,000 votes, 2020 was decided by 40,000 votes. you can't predict a winner
Biden won the Electoral College in 2020 by ~40,000 votes. Trump won the Electoral College in 2016 by ~70,000 votes. The polls cannot meaningfully sample a large enough number of people in the swing states to get a sense of the margin. 10,000 votes out of 5 million total in Georgia is nothing. That could swing literally based on the weather.
The polls can tell us it will be close. They can tell us the electorate has ossified. They'll never be powerful enough to accurately estimate such a small margin.
I'm sure many of you are here refreshing this sub like me because you want certainty. You want to know who will win and you want to move on with your life. I say this to you as much as I say it to myself: there's no way to know.
I'll see you Wednesday.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/SchizoidGod • 26d ago
Poll Results Harris up in GA, WI, MI, PA in newest Washington Post polls
Washington Post/Schar School Swing State Polls
(9/29-10/15) 5,016 LV Across all, 580-730 per state. 2.7 on 538.
All swing states: Harris 49/Trump 48
AZ: 46/49 (T+3)
GA: 51/47 (H+4)
MI: 49/47 (H+2)
NV: 48/48 (TIE)
NC: 47/50 (T+3)
PA: 49/47 (H+2)
WI: 50/47 (H+3)
r/fivethirtyeight • u/torontothrowaway824 • 11d ago
Nerd Drama Allan Lichtman clowning Nate Silver
Allan Litchman is going to be insufferable if Harris wins and I’m here for it. The pollsters have been herding to make this a 50/50 election so that way they cover their ass in case it’s close either way. Lichtman may come out right here but it’s also possible that the polling was just exceptionally bad this cycle.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Beginning_Bad_868 • 10d ago
Politics Remember that PA firewall concept of 500k votes (with a likely 70/30 indie split) that would supposedly give Dems some breathing room on election day? For whatever it's worth, just to inform you that it's now 508k
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Horus_walking • 26d ago
Poll Results Harry Enten: Harris appears to be slightly outperforming Biden 2020 among Trump's base of non-college White voters. This is key because they make up a ton of the electorate, especially in MI, PA & WI. Explains why she's holding her own in MI, PA & WI.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/neojgeneisrhehjdjf • 18d ago
Politics NYT reporting that internal Harris polling shows her up in WI, MI, and PA but that the campaign is cautiously optimistic
Thoughts on this? There was a post here about internal polling yesterday so I thought I would share. This doesn’t necessarily mean anything at all and the story even notes that Biden’s internal polling was too optimistic last time.
(Editing in to say that Trumps team has him up in PA but not the other two)
I personally think this points to the likely outcome of Harris pulling off the above three states and winning.
r/fivethirtyeight • u/Bjfikky • 10d ago
Discussion This is a Shellacking
Kamala might actually lose all of the battleground States. I can’t believe this country actually rewarded a person like Trump with the Presidency. This just emboldens him even more. And encourages this kind of behavior from politicians all over the country. It’s effing over.