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Implicit race attitudes predicted vote in the 2008 U.S. Presidential election.

The difference between the predicted vote totals of the two candidates is well within the model's margin of error, which means that statistically speaking the model is predicting a dead heat.

"It takes time to explain a new post," the prime minister said, and he predicted voting numbers would be "much higher next time round".

But pro-Brexit campaigners accuse him of "crying wolf" before the 2016 referendum, when he predicted voting to leave the EU could trigger a recession.

Gender of voter also affected the types of facial inferences that predicted voting preferences (see Table 2).

Taking both gender of the voter and gender of candidate into account again yielded divergent types of facial inferences that predicted voting (see Table 2).

Thus the confidence intervals, which are computed from the vote information available at the time of prediction, indicate how well the model can predict votes.

Of course, predicting votes is about politics, politics, politics.

Overall, the model reasonably predicts votes from submitter's fans and non-fans, but is much less accurate for votes from other fans.

Earlier this year, political scientist Tom Wong created a model to predict votes by House members on immigration reform.

Current predictions of the FCC's February 26 vote estimate that the measure will pass three to two, but predicting votes in Washington is an uncertain game.