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Old 10-11-2020, 12:03 PM
 
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Poll Which Correctly Called 2016 Election Sees Another "Shocking" Outcome In November

And the Predictit markets imply a 67% probability of Biden winning on November 3rd. Additionally, those markets suggest that Democrats will win both the Senate and House (66% and 88% probabilities, respectively). Quite simply, it appears that a Blue Wave is fast approaching, something which the market has not only priced in, but has successfully digested as a favorable narrative for risk assets.

It would be easy to simply close the books and call the November contest over. But, of course, the major polls were all wrong in 2016; notably about the presidential race.

In the following Election Review from Camelot Portfolios, we look at what some of the polling firms that called 2016 correctly are seeing today. "Shocking", their polling suggests that President Trump will be re-elected, either narrowly or by a large margin. Therefore, as Camelot notes, "capital allocators today cannot easily assume next month’s results."

It’s very possible that Trump will win Florida, North Carolina and Arizona. If so, a win in Pennsylvania or Michigan will likely put him over the top in the electoral college. And speaking of "shocking", Camelot notes that as far as the Senate and House are concerned, it also appears that Republicans will keep control of the Senate, especially if Trump has a strong night. On the other hand, the House is highly likely to remain in Democratic control.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/...tcome-november
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Old 10-12-2020, 12:42 PM
 
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Old 10-12-2020, 12:47 PM
 
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What's so "shocking" about it? It can go either way.

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It’s very possible that Trump will win Florida, North Carolina and Arizona
Of course its possible when they are pretty much neck to neck.


Zerohedge........
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Old 10-12-2020, 02:06 PM
 
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What's so "shocking" about it? It can go either way.

Of course its possible when they are pretty much neck to neck.


Zerohedge........
It can indeed.

The "polls" are so ridiculously biased that they don't even deserve any attention. If we were to believe the +20 and +12% point leads for Biden, that would be the greatest blowout by a democrat in the last century, eclipsing FDR at the zenith of his popularity.

There is NO WAY that Biden is more popular than FDR (who appealed to dems and republicans alike) and the above numbers show that there are MARKED methodological errors with the polls.

Further NO ONE is showing up to Biden rallies- NO ONE. We do not see the vapid enthusiasm generated by Obama and we are to believe that Biden will beat Trump by a greater margin than Obama over both McCain and Romney?

Give me a break.
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Old 10-12-2020, 02:14 PM
 
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It can indeed.

The "polls" are so ridiculously biased that they don't even deserve any attention. If we were to believe the +20 and +12% point leads for Biden
I dont see any polls where he has that kind of lead in any of the key States.

Trump: FL, AZ, GA

Biden: MI, PA, WI

Tie: OH, NC
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