Anyone got any suggestions for a live stream to watch this thing?
What I want is pundits blathering on inconclusively on tiny scraps of barely-useful data for a while, then excitedly telling me actual information as soon as it comes in.
An interesting indicator is that IG has the FTSE 100 opening +55 points in 9 hours time. The clever cloggs in The City clearly believe Hillary has got the top job!
An interesting indicator is that IG has the FTSE 100 opening +55 points in 9 hours time. The clever cloggs in The City clearly believe Hillary has got the top job!
Anyone got any suggestions for a live stream to watch this thing?
What I want is pundits blathering on inconclusively on tiny scraps of barely-useful data for a while, then excitedly telling me actual information as soon as it comes in.
CNN are already going nuts over the smallest morsels of information:
If I might mention V***C***r - they're predicting turnout WAY up in Florida (with Clinton leading by 3%) - altogether almost a million votes more than in 2012. Does that sound plausible?
If I might mention V***C***r - they're predicting turnout WAY up in Florida (with Clinton leading by 3%) - altogether almost a million votes more than in 2012. Does that sound plausible?
Early voting was up, so certainly possible, also an increase in population.
An interesting indicator is that IG has the FTSE 100 opening +55 points in 9 hours time. The clever cloggs in The City clearly believe Hillary has got the top job!
You're trying to give us all brexit flashbacks, aren't you?
It looks like it will be very close nationally with those numbers especially with Trump hitting the same numbers as Romney with minorities and Hillary underperforming with women.
For registered voters in 2012 I've got W 64, B 12, H 16, Asian 5, Mixed or Native 2.
If I might mention V***C***r - they're predicting turnout WAY up in Florida (with Clinton leading by 3%) - altogether almost a million votes more than in 2012. Does that sound plausible?
There are about 4m more people resident in the state than in 2012.
An interesting indicator is that IG has the FTSE 100 opening +55 points in 9 hours time. The clever cloggs in The City clearly believe Hillary has got the top job!
You're trying to give us all brexit flashbacks, aren't you?
Both the markets and the $ have been creeping upwards for a few hours, but there have been no sharp moves suggesting any particular information is driving it.
Anyone got any suggestions for a live stream to watch this thing?
What I want is pundits blathering on inconclusively on tiny scraps of barely-useful data for a while, then excitedly telling me actual information as soon as it comes in.
CNN are already going nuts over the smallest morsels of information:
Wolf Blitzer is a wonderful caricature of himself. And John King must've been a barker or auctioneer before he was a journalist - he's already talking at 100 mph about a few votes in Kentucky.
Hillary is back to where she's been all day with Sporting on 305-315 ECVs.
The fun's all over folks - she's going to win comfortably within 10 points either side of this spread I would suggest, i.e. between 295 - 325, although I would favour the upper end. Time to go to bed I fancy and hopefully have some profits to collect in the morning.
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Clinton wins with WI+MI+PA, plus one from NV/AZ/IA/OH/NC/FL/NH (ME2 would be a tie).
71% - Trump's treatment of women bothers me
http://edition.cnn.com/election/results/states/kentucky#president
http://www.nytimes.com/elections/forecast/president
What I want is pundits blathering on inconclusively on tiny scraps of barely-useful data for a while, then excitedly telling me actual information as soon as it comes in.
The clever cloggs in The City clearly believe Hillary has got the top job!
https://twitter.com/SteveKornacki/status/796115179461365762
https://twitter.com/SteveKornacki/status/796118356994785281
https://twitter.com/SteveKornacki/status/796118607570857984
Get your calculator.
http://www.playlivenewz.com/2010/08/watch-cnn-news-live/
Noises from Clinton campaign suggests she carries FL, MI and PA. NC, OH troubling (but of course she doesn't need them).
Trump 78%
Clinton 19%
That's a big "if", though.
Possible Votecastr gets this bang on......
Yeh?
I gott a Huma Abedin on the phone, she wants to put a 120K bet on Clinton.
...I'll get me coat.
Which is also a 90's reference.
Could I be any more dated?
Oh God...
Trump 52.5%
Clinton 41%
It takes all sorts
Trump 69%
Clinton 28%
http://edition.cnn.com/election/results/states/indiana
Vermont WAS Obama +35.06
Whoever wins though the country seems very split, Trump of Clinton would be a very divisive president.
Trump doing better with minorities than Romney, spells Florida trouble for Hillary.
I wonder what Votecastr would show if they used the exit poll numbers.
The job of bookmakers is to sell statistics to people who don't understand statistics.
That's how they make their money.
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@pppolitics
Every time I tweet #ElectionNight prices, someone mentions Brexit. Yes, the outsider in a 2-horse race does tend to win every now & again.
The fun's all over folks - she's going to win comfortably within 10 points either side of this spread I would suggest, i.e. between 295 - 325, although I would favour the upper end.
Time to go to bed I fancy and hopefully have some profits to collect in the morning.
The exit polls look good for Trump so far.
*innocent face*