For the 2011 and 2012
local elections the model is fairly certain that the Conservatives will be the largest party at the next election.
Not exact matches
MPs Gisela Stuart and Liam Byrne are expected to seek Labour's candidacy if the city votes to adopt the directly - elected mayor
model in a referendum held alongside
local elections on May 3rd.
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 forecasting
model for seat gains / losses at
local elections has previously been a simple
model based on change in party support in the polls.
Two years ago I developed a simple statistical
model that tries to predict the outcome of general
elections from
local election results.
As usual, the
models exclude
local elections on the same day as a general
election and also 1992 when the
local elections were held just a month after.
The net effects of this trend are reflected in the vote intention polls, but geographical implications for this year's
local elections are not part of my
model.
Complex Forecasting
Models: ElectionForecast.co.uk (Chris Hanretty) Electoral Calculus (main and local election forecast) Forecast UK UK - Elect PME Politics (Patrick English) Nigel Marriot (Uniform Regional Swing + Tactical Voting Model) Chris Prosser (GE vote shares from Local elections vote shares) Lord Ashcroft (3 models based on different turnout esti
Models: ElectionForecast.co.uk (Chris Hanretty) Electoral Calculus (main and
local election forecast) Forecast UK UK - Elect PME Politics (Patrick English) Nigel Marriot (Uniform Regional Swing + Tactical Voting Model) Chris Prosser (GE vote shares from Local elections vote shares) Lord Ashcroft (3 models based on different turnout estim
local election forecast) Forecast UK UK - Elect PME Politics (Patrick English) Nigel Marriot (Uniform Regional Swing + Tactical Voting
Model) Chris Prosser (GE vote shares from
Local elections vote shares) Lord Ashcroft (3 models based on different turnout estim
Local elections vote shares) Lord Ashcroft (3
models based on different turnout esti
models based on different turnout estimates)
The following table shows my
model based forecast, a 95 % probability prediction range, and the Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher estimates from their analysis of
local by -
elections.
The question before progressive advocates of public campaign financing in New York State is whether we push for full public campaign finance on the Clean Money
model of equal and sufficient funding grants for all qualified candidates, or whether we settle for partial public campaign financing on the Matching Funds
model used for presidential primaries since 1976 and for New York City
local elections since 1989.
This of course is a very rough
model and it can not take appropriate account of the fact that changing support levels between
elections tend to vary geographically, while it also fails to take account of the
local particularities of the different regions in cases where no regional figures are produced in association with different national opinion polls meaning that there is no scope to carry out separate regional analyses based on these poll figures.
He has got his own forecasting
model, based on the link between performance in
local elections and performance in national opinion polls.
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local / general
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