Republicans should fear winning the Senate almost as much as Dems do. A Republican victory makes Obama the underdog, raises his popularity, and increases the odds that the Dem will win in 2016. (Gotta go throw up now.) <\/p>\n
As of Tuesday afternoon, Nate Silver\u2019s FiveThirtyEight, which turned the academic discipline of computer models into a media game, gives Republicans a 57.6 percent chance<\/a> of taking the Senate. (Decimal points are particularly compelling.) The New York Times\u2019s model goes with 61 percent<\/a>, DailyKos 66 percent<\/a>, Huffington Post 54 percent<\/a> and PredictWise 73 percent<\/a>. The Princeton Election Consortium gives a 54 percent advantage<\/a> to Democrats<\/i> . Apparently they forgot to add the toe of frog.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Predicting the Senate election down to the decimal point – The Washington Post<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Republicans should fear winning the Senate almost as much as Dems do. A Republican victory makes Obama the underdog, raises his popularity, and increases the odds that the Dem will win in 2016. (Gotta go throw up now.) As of Tuesday afternoon, Nate Silver\u2019s FiveThirtyEight, which turned the academic discipline of computer models into a … Continue reading Predicting the Senate election down to the decimal point – The Washington Post<\/span>