- November 4th, 2020, 1:57 pm
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On the other hand, you can't really say that the error in a different state with different circumstances will hold true. For instance, Minnesota is holding pretty close to the polling, with Biden winning at about +7. The Wisconsin and Michigan polling error is really at the upper limit of expected error, so it's probably unlikely that Nevada ends up as close as those races, but it just might.
jinxy wrote: ↑November 4th, 2020, 1:49 pm Citing a poll makes one immediately question the rest of the post.Well, if you're seeing a standard amount of error for each, you can try to infer the error in the other. They all had Biden at about +7 or +8, and so far it looks like he will be about +1 in Wisconsin and Michigan. If that 6-7 point error holds true in Nevada, then we have a super tight race on our hands.
On the other hand, you can't really say that the error in a different state with different circumstances will hold true. For instance, Minnesota is holding pretty close to the polling, with Biden winning at about +7. The Wisconsin and Michigan polling error is really at the upper limit of expected error, so it's probably unlikely that Nevada ends up as close as those races, but it just might.