RacetotheWH predicts elections and tracks the latest polling. In 2022, it led all forecasters in calling the highest # of Senate and Gov. Races correctly.
Rating Shifts in the RacetotheWH Forecast since the Launch on Monday:
Maine: Likely D to Safe D
ME-2: Lean R to Tilt R
NE-2: Tilt D to Lean D
New Mexico: Likely D to Safe D
Texas: Lean R to Likely R
@ElectionWiz
This is the real reason - Brooks fell to third place and Trump didn't want to be embarrassed. You'll find few if any more loyal followers than Mo Brooks
The dividing line in the GOP primary is education. Among voters with a 4-year degree, Donald Trump's support is at 38%. With the rest of the party, he's winning nearly 60% of the vote.
Twelve days after the State of the Union, Joe Biden has cut Donald Trump's lead in half, though he still trails in the national polling average.
Before: Biden 43.44% Trump 45.47% (R+2.03%)
Today: Biden 44.65% Trump 45.69% (R+1.04%)
When the GOP wins Arizona, our Senate forecast has them taking the majority over 95% of the time. However, the race is going to be a harder win than Michigan despite AZ's redder hue, thanks to Dem's edge in candidate recruitment.
If Republicans can flip Arizona, they'll almost certainly win the Senate majority. However, Democrat Ruben Gallego has an early edge in the race over Republican Kari Lake. Here's the new RacetotheWH interactive forecast for Arizona.
@tencor_7144
Oregon and Colorado seem like big misses to me too. If the Republicans get a proper red tidal wave (R+7-8 and & beyond), there's a shot those go into play. Doubtful they could take advantage with the current candidates.
Shift in the Iowa Polling Average in the Last 150 Days
Gained Support:
+14% Trump
+10% Scott
+5% Vivek
+3% Christie & Haley
Lost Support:
-15% DeSantis
@SteveMTalk
@AnnCoulter
@realDonaldTrump
That's not really how power or politics works. Just because you are one out of 1/100 Senators doesn't mean you write the whole tax code. The only tax bill Biden played a pivotal role in raised taxes for the wealthy and cut them for the middle class - and that was as VP
Iowa was supposed to be a slam dunk for the GOP - but the Senate Race is now a tossup. How did it happen? Democrats made a big gamble, going all in on a race that most pundits didn’t even think was in play.
Exciting News! Race to the WH outperformed FivethirtyEight in predicting the final result on average - for both the Presidential & Senate elections, in states that have reported over 95% of the vote.
Polling was showing Gavin Newsom was struggling mightily with Latino voters. Now, after new polling from Survey USA, he appears to be doing much better. It goes to show how much Democrats' success could be dependent on maintaining their Latino coalition.
Ohio is shifting towards Biden. Seriously - if it moves even another half percent , he'll have a better shot there then North Carolina. It's becoming a genuine battleground state - and could expand Biden's path to 270
My new MLB forecast is coming along well! It's so satisfying to see a full season simulated, and a new World Series champ, every time I press a key stroke.
The Governor Primary Polling Tracker is now live at RacetotheWH🚨🚨🚨
At launch, it includes:
1. Arizona
2. Florida
3. Georgia
4. Illinois
5. Kansas
6. New York
7. Pennsylvania
8. Texas & a few more!
Iowa is quite close (In polls, Trump up <1%) but because Trump blew most of his cash, he's going dark, right as Biden starts his ads up. Bet this could happen in Ohio (Biden +1.5%) too.
Here's a thread explaining why my forecast still has McAuliffe ever so slightly favored - and some underlying assumptions I made that might not prove true in Virginia.
In my Virginia Forecast, there is a huge clash between the polling and the fundamentals. As a result, even though Youngkin is ahead by almost 1% in the polling, I still have McAuliffe slightly ahead.
Next week, we will be launching a new CA Senate Primary Forecast. Yesterday, we launched our first Senate primary forecast for the Texas Senate race, where Colin Allred is breaking away from the field
Jon Ossoff has just taken the lead against David Perdue. Barring a shocking turn of events, Democrats have secured a majority in the U.S. Senate. Georgia will send two Democrats to the U.S. Senate in a stunning rebuke to the Donald Trump era of American politics
Joe Biden has opened up a 9.3% lead against Trump - his largest margin of the year. It also happens to be a larger lead then Hillary Clinton OR Barack Obama ever had in 08 & 12. Check out the latest polls and election projections at
#Trump
#Election
#Biden
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Following the new poll, Gavin Newsom's chances of winning have surged to 80% in the California Recall Forecast, run using a similar forecast that correctly called Democrats double victory in the Georgia Senate Primary.
In Wisconsin, Donald Trump now trails Joe Biden by over 9% on average - a bigger advantage then Hillary Clinton ever had in 2016:
#Wisconsin
#Biden
#Trump
"The violence is ratcheting up at the same time the rhetoric is becoming more extreme, and Trump might look more like the arsonist gleefully pouring gasoline on the political pyre then the fireman quenching the flames."
I wrote a story breaking down what Democrats need to do to win the Senate. Here's the gist: First, lock down the states where Dems have a clear advantage. That's Arizona, Colorado, Michigan and Minnesota.
Could Texas go Blue? Democrats have long dreamed of winning the Lone Star State, and a Fox News Poll showed Biden up 1. In the Race to the White House Presidential Forecast, we still have Trump winning Texas, but Biden has a 1/3 shot at an upset
@tencor_7144
I was really curious, so I checked this out for myself too. Last year, I ran extensive test with my Senate forecast on the 06 cycle and others - and this was my map on the earliest date I have, January 1st, 2016.
RMG Research has conducted polls all across the country that came out today. We're getting our first look at a ton of the most important House Races. Follow the new polling, adjusted for historic partisan bias, right here:
@BissellZakrey
Thanks.
BTW - I don't choose the ratings manually. It's based on the projection from my forecast, which is driven by data.
Safe D/R = 95%+ chance to win
Likely D/R = 85-95% chance
Lean D/R = 75-85% chance
Tilt D/R = 65-75%+ chance
Tossup = 45-65% chance
Here's our first edition of the Alaska Senate Forecast. Read the whole thread to learn the challenges we're taking on in projecting the results in Alaska, as state that has just adopted ranked choice voting.
Now that Murkowski is running for re-election, I'm designing an Alaska Forecast for ranked-choice voting. It's based on my NYC Mayor model, my most successful forecast yet.
Chance to Win:
Lisa Murkowski: 80%
Kelly Tshibaka: 16%
Democrat (Gray Jackson): 3%
Joe Miller: 1%
(1/8)
Gov. Tim Walz (D) is looking a lot stronger in Minnesota after SurveyUSA showed him up by double digits against every Republican.
Race Rating Change: Tilt D -> Lean D
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Warnock is polling 8% ahead of Collins, & 9% ahead of Loeffler. Plus, Loeffler has a truly incredible -10% approval, and Warnock is quite popular. I just don't get why people think Republicans are favored, let alone dominant favorites.
That's a trend we have been seeing nationally. Democrats are outperforming Republican's in the national generic ballot by about 2% on average, even as Biden's approval rating is 3% underwater.
McAuliffe's margin in the Fox News poll and in the polling in general in Virginia is about 4-5 points higher than Biden's net approval rating in VA. Give McAuliffe a bit of a cushion.
WOW! Georgia Senate Race now TILTS Democrat! Warnock is the heavy (80%!) favorite if its Warnock v. Loeffler, whose the most unpopular incumbent in the nation. If its Collins, Warnock has an the edge (63%) after today's polling
You guys chose NH. I think that's probably right if Sununu runs. It's a great example of how much the candidates matte. Here is Dem. Senator Hassan's chance of victory against three different opponents:
Gov. Sununu: 48%
Former Sen. Ayotte: 59%
General Don Bolduc: 82%
There's a plausible scenario where this cycle because a bloodbath for Senate Republicans if Democrats overperform their current projections by just a few points. If that happens, they could easily win 55 or more seats
#Trump
is down big in
#Georgia
and slightly behind in the recent
#foxpoll
- as Biden now become the narrow favorite to win the state for the first time in 2020 See the entire electoral map right here at:
@SleepyJosh98
@Politics_Polls
@Harvard
@HarrisPoll
True! This is a result of limited polling - I'm putting every public Biden approval rating from each state I can find in the weighed average. Some states just don't have very much - including Michigan. He's probably a bit higher then net -4% in Michigan, and lower in Utah
In Florida, Val Demings (D) chances of an upset have drifted up to 18% in our Senate Forecast. This is a better poll for her, but she's still down in a race where the fundamentals favor Rubio. We'll see if this is the beginning of a trend or an outlier
@iykyk954
Some of those are being tracked already in our old version, which includes far more candidates. We don't have EVERY poll for those matchups, but we have most of them.
Big news - the Interactive MLB Forecast is going live on Monday! It simulates the season over 1,000 times every update, and predicts how likely each team is to make the playoffs.
Stacey Abrams has thrown her hat in the ring, and the Georgia Governor Race is now a tossup in the RacetotheWH Forecast, which correctly called Democrats three victories last cycle.
Our polling avg. for the PA Senate will show different numbers for a new F&M poll than 538. The original poll had 20% undecided - but asked those voters who they lean to. We opted to include the leaners - which should have more predictive value
Fetterman: 44.4%
Oz: 36.4%
Net: D+8
@amvetsupport
RacetotheWH has tracked all the polling for the California Recall, and is projecting the final result. One of the most accurate forecasters in 2020.
@OtherSideReflec
Tim do you want me to make a Google sheets file for you that will automatically update? I bet it takes a ton of time to copy everything down
@skywalkm
@OtherSideReflec
I can second this. In my polling average, it was only off by 0.7% - which is the second closest of all states and congressional districts, short of only Illinois at 0.2%. There also appears to be a big correlation with education rates among white voters and polling errors.
Democratic dreams of holding onto their majority in 2022 may rest on their ability to repeat their 2020 victories in formerly red states like Georgia and Arizona.
Since the party’s inception in 1854, no Republican has ever won without first securing victory in Ohio. Biden's support in the Buckeye State is rising, and once again, Ohio could be poised to decide the winner of the election.
The Senate Polling Average includes every poll publicly released for the 2022 election, for every race. Now, it's been redesigned to be as clear and easy to read as possible.
Link ->
Democrats advantage in the Senate grows after polls show Senators Susan Collins and Joni Ernst vulnerable in Maine and Iowa. The Race to the WH Forecast has Democrats winning the Senate about 67% of the time.
The polling in Nevada and New Hampshire is pretty stunning for Biden. Trump now has his best chance of winning since mid June, 16 percent. Take this election seriously folks, it's still in play
@JMilesColeman
@mcimaps
That map might be a bit audacious - but in our forecast, Biden does win as many electoral votes as Clinton in 96 over 40% of the time. He's got a good shot of matching Lincoln's popular vote margin too!
Second, flip Maine and North Carolina. Democrats have a 70% chance of taking both - not safe, but a clear edge.
Now, when they can win five or all of these six states, Democrats win the Senate 87% of the time. Lose two, and their chance plummets to 31% (2/3)
Debate Night! And here's the state of the race today! Joe Biden has got a big lead. Pennsylvania just shifted to Likely Democrat, and Texas moved from Tossup to Tilt Republican
Wow - it looks like Donald Trump is already started to lose his bounce from the convention. Polls take from August 30th to September 1st aren't as strong from him. Biden's lead has gone up from 7.5% back to 8%.
@tencor_7144
If Republicans don't win Georgia and Arizona and they win by 3% nationally, we'll know who to blame. Trump is prioritizing loyalty over electability.
@AdamParkhomenko
Irony that someone has a mask with an American flag, while literally cheering an end to the Republic and the beginning of autocracy. Nothing is more precious than making sure the will of the American people is followed. If you don't get that, you aren't patriotic at all
@jasonpuckett
@NilesGApol
Honestly Jason, I think this is how a lot of people were thinking. It's why people so misinterpreted the degree of Clinton's lead, cause it just made sense to them.
I wrote a story breaking down what Democrats need to do to win the Senate. Here's the gist: First, lock down the states where Dems have a clear advantage. That's Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, and Minnesota
@AzelfDaBoi
@tencor_7144
You are right. I was spit balling based on partisan lean, and made a mistake. Wyden won by so much that my model he'd win by 22% in a neutral cycle. Even in a historic victory, GOP likely doesn't have a shot.
Tomorrow is the Ohio 11th Primary, and while we've had no polling for weeks, Shontel Brown has clearly narrowed the gap with Nina Turner. Nina Turner is ahead 41.0% to Brown's 34.3% in my polling average.