FARAFIELD
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Sat Oct-23-04 09:07 PM
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Does anyone have a link to contact him? He runs a website with a good analysis of the Election numbers, but he doesnt have a contact.
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Sat Oct-23-04 09:30 PM
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FARAFIELD
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Sat Oct-23-04 09:51 PM
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2. yeah i have the website |
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But there is no contact info, which is what i want. his equations always add up to 100% for Kerry/Bush, i want to ask him how does he assign the 2% that wont be voting for either
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Sat Oct-23-04 11:07 PM
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Edited on Sat Oct-23-04 11:13 PM by TruthIsAll
I hang out at GD2004.
To answer your question, I only consider the two-party race.
Look at it this way: I project Kerry's vote and give Bush et al the rest.
The projection is essentially calculated as the current 2-party poll split + the undecided allocation.This goes for national and state polls. For the base case assumption, I allocate 60% of the undecided/other vote (Nader, et al.) to Kerry and 40% to Bush. The reason for this? It's clean, easy to handle.
Nader will NOT be a factor this time. I figure 1-2% for 3rd parties, with half going to Nader, the rest to Bednarik, etc.
I'm a firm believer in KISS.
If you can't explain it, don't retain it.
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