The Final Push: Estimated Popular Vote Totals from the RAND Presidential Election Panel Survey

With just seven days left before Election Day on November 8, the latest RAND Presidential Election Panel Survey (PEPS) (2,269 respondents between October 20 and November 1, 2016) indicates that the popular vote gives Democrat Hillary Clinton a significant lead of 9.1 points over Republican Donald Trump. Libertarian Gary Johnson […] Read more »

What’s wrong with the ‘right or wrong track’ polling numbers

… It turns out that “right or wrong track” isn’t a great predictor of presidential election outcomes. Candidates from the party that controls the White House have performed better when more Americans see the country heading on the right course. But that connection unravels when the incumbent president’s job approval […] Read more »

Clinton’s Lead Narrows, Wider Majority Expects Her to Win

Presidential preferences have narrowed in the ABC News/Washington Post tracking poll — but not expectations of the outcome. Fifty-nine percent of likely voters polled say they expect Hillary Clinton to win the election, essentially the same was it was in early September. … Results on vote fraud show how this […] Read more »