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CONVENTIONAL wisdom calls the 2012 presidential race the "demographic election," attributing President Obama's victory in large part to his commanding advantage among rapidly growing groups like Latinos and millennials.

For many of this demographic, election night promises a chance at redemption from Trump's demonizing, potentially taking on sacred status for the many who've been desecrated along the way.

Because of changes in state demographics, elections are now fought in a tiny number of swing states, Hundt told The Post.

Due to changes in state demographics, elections are now fought in a tiny number of swing states, Hundt said.

So women may be the spotlighted demographic on election night.

He has justly been praised for his effective use of satire, for developing new talent, for reaching the coveted young demographic during election time, and for generally raising the level of political humor and understanding.

He began feeding a database with every poll available, from the University of Akron to Zogby International, state demographics and election results from 1952 forward.

Mr. Restler said that his campaign had calculated, based on the demographics of election districts, that more than 90 percent of the votes Mr. Olechowski received were cast in predominantly Hasidic neighborhoods.

9. How will changing demographics influence election results?

On Wednesday afternoon, I spoke with Ruy Teixeira, a political scientist who is an expert on changing demographics and elections.

More modern tools — algorithms that could aggregate and weight polls, a sharper appreciation of the predictive value of demographics — made elections seem like long-term, tidal contests, and the daily theatre of spin and news cycles just a lot of noise.