Sentence examples for predicting elections from inspiring English sources

One senior Congressman, who boasts a decent record of predicting elections, admits that was beyond his worst imaginings.

Professor David Brady explained to an alumni audience how the "Guns and Butter" model of predicting elections tells just part of the story.

Longtime pollsters will tell you that predicting elections is a complex science built on years of population analysis and heady math.

Also, he didn't think that predicting elections constituted a public good: "While such forecasts provide an interesting and legitimate activity, they probably serve no great social purpose".

Those internet polls are new and relatively untested which makes it difficult to gauge whether they will fare any better than phone polls in predicting elections.

One lesson is that while predicting elections is interesting, fun, and perhaps educational from an academic perspective, it may not add much to our democratic practices.

[C12.] 2 Models for Predicting Elections Economics now offers two distinct approaches to predicting election outcomes.

The most renowned one, the Iowa Electronic Markets, has often outperformed pollsters in predicting election results.

He has had his own ups and downs with predicting election outcomes, including during 2016.

But pollsters' careers can be made or broken by how close they come to predicting election results.

Or by a meteor strike!" — Nate Silver, predicting election day results "We work together to get things done every damn day.