Sentences with phrase «election predictions made»

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Perhaps this is not the time to be making predictions, after the most genuinely unpredictable election in living memory, but I think the referendum will happen and that Cameron is likely to win it.

Not - so - bold prediction: online ads, online recruiting, online messaging, online mobilization and online fundraising can (and will) make a difference in elections for the Senate, Congress and state and local offices in 2012.

Using the same data a logit regression model improves the predictive power of local elections to tell us who will win the most votes at the next general election, making correct predictions 86.21 % of the time.

My official prediction using my Final Election Model is that the Conservatives will make a net gain of 45 seats resulting in a working majority of 105 seats.

Keep track people I have made some predictions as to where TPS would go for the election and so far they are doing as predicted.

One prediction about the media's election can be made with complete confidence: the argument about malign media influence working against Labour will revive.

Prior to the November 4 council elections, predictions were made that the PDP will sweep the polls, overwhelmingly.

In 2016, we examined both the previous midterm of 2014 and presidential elections of 2012 and 2008 in order to make more educated predictions regarding congressional races.

In the case of the US election it's got to be one of two people who wins so making a prediction is as easy as flipping a coin.

I stopped making predictions after 2008, when I was certain Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Clinton would face off in the presidential general election.

Former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has warned politicians to stop making predictions about which party would be given the mandate to rule Nigeria ahead of the 2019 general election.

«As you know,» he said, «I don't make predictions about elections.

Ukip have gained almost 100 seats so far - already exceeding one prediction made by election experts - and they seem to have gained almost a quarter of the projected national share of the vote.

Asked about the result, press secretary Jay Carney said, «Special elections are often unique and their outcomes don't tell you very much about future regularly scheduled elections... You can make those predictions and look foolish in 14 months or not, I'm simply saying we do not view them that way [as a referendum].»

Reynolds tried to steer away from making specific predictions about how many seats his party would gain or lose come November, promising only that Republicans would retain the majority in the midterm elections.

June 26, 2017 • Pundits and prognosticators make predictions all the time: about everything from elections, to sports, to global affairs.

Making choices in the face of doubt is hardly unusual — we routinely contend with projected weather forecasts, financial predictions, medical diagnoses, and election polls.

As for the charge of cherry picking, 538 was the only source I spent any time looking at prior to the election — I made no search for the «best» predictions after the fact.

Silver made his name with accurate predictions of election outcomes.

I «m going to boldly make a prediction (two weeks before the election in the United States) that Hillary Clinton will become the next U.S. president and that Donald Trump (who former prime minister Kim Campbell publicly called a «self - celebrating sexual predator») will not become groper - in - chief.

I prefer the view that events such as the Trump lunacy, the 2017 UK Parliamentary Election and Brexit should teach us about the foolishness of making predictions about the future; more than likely we will be wrong.