Latest Poll Results projects Donald Trump to be the 45th President of the United States!
While there are many states not officially called, it has become statistically impossible for Clinton to attain the Presidency!
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
Official LPR Projection: GOP to control Senate
Popular Vote Projection
polls:
48.1% Clinton
44.9% Trump
7.0% 3rd party
polls with Trafalgar Group polls:
47.8% Clinton
45.5% Trump
6.7% 3rd party
Based upon the stream of results... Trafalgar Group looking pretty good!
Senate Poll & Market-based discrepancy
Looking at the Senate, we are certainly surprised to see a large divergence between the market-based odds which have consistently pointed to a Democratic Senate, and the LPR poll based analysis which shows that a Republican Senate is more likely.
There is some drama since the Trafalgar Group polls have impacted the Senate probability by dramatically affecting the Senate 50/50 tie. However, even excluding the Trafalgar Group polls, the LPR poll-based analysis projects the most likely scenario is a Republican Senate!
Final Projections for Senate & Presidency
Poll Closings - Round 1
The first round of poll closings begin at 7pm (4pm here in California's 49th district where Darrell Issa is attempting to fend off a strong challenge from Doug Applegate):
- Georgia
- Indiana
- Kentucky
- South Carolina
- Vermont
- Virginia
While parts of Indiana and Kentucky cannot vote beginning in about 10 minutes, there are still other polling locations in those states that remain open until 7pm eastern.
Official LPR Projection: Republicans will win the House
LatestPollResults.com is officially calling the House of Representatives for the Republicans in the 2016 elections! In fact, the GOP is essentially certain to capture the House of Representatives according to our model, which incorporates PredictIt live data and PredictWise data when PredictIt data is not available.
Only LatestPollResults.com is able to directly calculate the overall odds of victory in the House, as we are incorporating 129 individual probabilities into our model - seemingly a computational impossibility.
As you can see, the most likely possibility is that the Democrats will have 204 votes... leaving the entire distribution chart solid red, and the GOP majority at 231, down 16 seats from 2014. This leaves their likely majority very similar to their 2012, the last Presidential election year.
Only LatestPollResults.com is able to directly calculate the overall odds of victory in the House, as we are incorporating 129 individual probabilities into our model - seemingly a computational impossibility.
As you can see, the most likely possibility is that the Democrats will have 204 votes... leaving the entire distribution chart solid red, and the GOP majority at 231, down 16 seats from 2014. This leaves their likely majority very similar to their 2012, the last Presidential election year.
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