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TomCADem

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 10:15 PM Nov 2012

WaPo - "Pundit accountability: The official 2012 election prediction thread"

Some of the Republican predictions are mind blowing. George Will, for example, predicts that Romney will win Minnesota.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/ezra-klein/wp/2012/11/05/pundit-accountability-the-official-2012-election-prediction-thread/

There are a lot of predictions floating around out there about who will win the presidential election on Tuesday. So why not round them all up in one place?

Here are the electoral vote predictions from various modelers, political scientists and pundits from around the Internet. All predictions are as of Monday evening. And yes, this will be a fun thread to revisit the day after the election:

Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight: Obama 303, Romney 235. ”The model estimates that Mr. Romney would need to win the national popular vote by about one percentage point to avert a tossup, or a loss, in the Electoral College,” Silver writes.

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Karl Rove: Romney 285, Obama 253. He’s got Romney winning Ohio, Iowa, Virginia, Colorado, and Florida.
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WaPo - "Pundit accountability: The official 2012 election prediction thread" (Original Post) TomCADem Nov 2012 OP
If this is the beginning of holding pundits accountable for everything they say, enough Nov 2012 #1
So, How Did The Pundits Do? TomCADem Nov 2012 #2

enough

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1. If this is the beginning of holding pundits accountable for everything they say,
Mon Nov 5, 2012, 10:18 PM
Nov 2012

and getting rid of them after a proven track record of mind-boggling failure, I say BRING IT ON.

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