Posted on 10/21/2020 3:26:13 AM PDT by Kaslin
So then Democrat don’t even need to go out and vote... they’ve got it all set
I think Trump will win bigly. These polling companies will have a lot of splaining to do after the election. I look at them as suppression polls. They’re in the tank with the left in this country and will lie,cheat and steal to get to their goal of total power. By any means necessary. Right?
His premise is that bettors are a better predictor then polls and betters in 2020 are overwhelmingly on the Biden side of the equation. Makes absolutely no sense because betters were on the Clinton side of the equation betting on the basis of the garbage polls in 2016.
Exactly.
what a load of rubbish. at worst, it’s 50/50.
at best, it’s a Trump landslide.
Is there a site that allows US residents to legally bet on US elecyions?
There is always going to be statistical variation.
Nate Silver on the night before the election gave Trump a 29% chance of winning the electoral college in 2016.
His polls and predictions were failures.
A scene to remember: PDT pointing to his head and saying Slo Jo is “gonezo.”
I wonder what they are bringing out Obama if Biden has this. Hmmmmm.
Did you even read the op-ed? It sure doesn’t look like it.
Once again your thread begins to repeat itself.
Exactly, why bring out 0 while biden is hiden?
Contrast that with President Trump’s rally blitz: him, VP Pence, Eric or Don Jr each doing rallies.
And President Trump’s doing two rallies a day in some cases.
What are the odds of Trump, Clinton winning the 2016 presidential election?
Published November 1, 2016PoliticsTribune Media Wire
To borrow the cliché, the 2016 U.S. presidential election has been one for the books but in the United Kingdom, its been one for the sports books.
With just one week to go, at offshore sportsbooks and at shops in the betting-mad United Kingdom, Clinton remains a substantial favorite, with odds hovering around -300 meaning one must bet $300 to win $100. Meanwhile, Trump is in the range of a +275 underdog meaning a $100 bet could bring in $275. https://www.fox6now.com/news/what-are-the-odds-of-trump-clinton-winning-the-2016-presidential-election
Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight, which came closest to predicting Trump’s win in 2016...
Ahahahahahahahahahahaha...... wow...just wow.
Here you go. https://www.predictit.org/markets
you can vote on senate and house outcomes, electoral college spread, popular vote win percentage.
President Race: Right now, it’s 67 cents for Biden and 42 cents for Trump. If that’s what you’re looking at, you can also buy No on Biden which is 37 cents.
Gamblers die broke.
Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight, which came closest to predicting Trump’s win in 2016...
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