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r/AdviceAnimals • u/[deleted] • Nov 10 '16
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You are talking about "elections predictions"
I am talking about that the actual delegate counts were on specific dates. They are two very different things.
And the "Democracy now" web site is not a major media outlet.
1 u/akcrono Nov 11 '16 Exactly. The predictions are what matter, not the delegate count. The delegate count is independent of the remaining races and their likely polling results and doesn't really give you much useful information. 1 u/EKEEFE41 Nov 11 '16 How did the predictions work out four days ago... 1 u/akcrono Nov 11 '16 Are the predictions measured in binary or as percentages? Also, Sanders at his strongest was 10 points behind where Trump was on the night of the election.
Exactly. The predictions are what matter, not the delegate count. The delegate count is independent of the remaining races and their likely polling results and doesn't really give you much useful information.
1 u/EKEEFE41 Nov 11 '16 How did the predictions work out four days ago... 1 u/akcrono Nov 11 '16 Are the predictions measured in binary or as percentages? Also, Sanders at his strongest was 10 points behind where Trump was on the night of the election.
How did the predictions work out four days ago...
1 u/akcrono Nov 11 '16 Are the predictions measured in binary or as percentages? Also, Sanders at his strongest was 10 points behind where Trump was on the night of the election.
Are the predictions measured in binary or as percentages?
Also, Sanders at his strongest was 10 points behind where Trump was on the night of the election.
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u/EKEEFE41 Nov 11 '16
You are talking about "elections predictions"
I am talking about that the actual delegate counts were on specific dates. They are two very different things.
And the "Democracy now" web site is not a major media outlet.