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Harrison Lavelle· Nov 1, 2024

Walking through early-vote data in five states, he reports Split Ticket's model ratings: Florida Likely Republican with Trump's margin expanding over 2020, North Carolina and Arizona both Leans Republican (Arizona a flip from 2020), while Pennsylvania and Nevada are left as pure tossups.

“Split Ticket currently rates the state Likely Republican in our model.”

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4 checkable claims — 3 race winners and 1 race margin — each graded on its own rather than as one all-or-nothing bet.

3 of 4 have settled so far, averaging 100 out of 100, against 66.7 for a naive guess at the same calls.

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4 checkable claims in this take

Each one is scored on its own against the published methodology. A pundit naming several outcomes is graded on each, not on all-or-nothing.

  • Race WinnersNov 1, 2024

    “Split Ticket currently rates the state Likely Republican in our model.”

    Hit · 100Scored 100a naive guess scored 100+0 skill
    How this was scored
    right:
    yes
    race:
    2024-president-fl
    election year:
    2024
    skill:
    0
    topic:
    elections
    held going in by:
    Republican
    in their words:
    Likely Republican
    result from:
    fec-2024-president
    who won:
    Donald Trump
    accuracy:
    100
    baseline:
    100
    race name:
    2024 U.S. presidential election in Florida
    decided in the:
    general
    they said:
    Donald Trump
    days before the vote when called:
    3
    difficulty:
    1
    the winner's party:
    Republican
    the naive guess:
    the party holding the seat keeps it
    Election Day:
    2024-11-05
    the result is:
    certified
    the party they named:
    Republican

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  • Race WinnersNov 1, 2024

    “Split Ticket has the state rated as Leans Republican , a flip from 2020”

    Hit · 100Scored 100a naive guess scored 0+100 skill
    How this was scored
    right:
    yes
    race:
    2024-president-az
    election year:
    2024
    skill:
    100
    topic:
    elections
    held going in by:
    Democratic
    in their words:
    Leans Republican
    result from:
    fec-2024-president
    who won:
    Donald Trump
    accuracy:
    100
    baseline:
    0
    race name:
    2024 U.S. presidential election in Arizona
    decided in the:
    general
    they said:
    Donald Trump
    days before the vote when called:
    3
    difficulty:
    1
    the winner's party:
    Republican
    the naive guess:
    the party holding the seat keeps it
    Election Day:
    2024-11-05
    the result is:
    certified
    the party they named:
    Republican

    Think this is wrong?

  • Race WinnersNov 1, 2024

    “becoming the third of the swing states to enter the Leans Republican column this cycle”

    Hit · 100Scored 100a naive guess scored 100+0 skill
    How this was scored
    right:
    yes
    race:
    2024-president-nc
    election year:
    2024
    skill:
    0
    topic:
    elections
    held going in by:
    Republican
    in their words:
    Leans Republican
    result from:
    fec-2024-president
    who won:
    Donald Trump
    accuracy:
    100
    baseline:
    100
    race name:
    2024 U.S. presidential election in North Carolina
    decided in the:
    general
    they said:
    Donald Trump
    days before the vote when called:
    3
    difficulty:
    1
    the winner's party:
    Republican
    the naive guess:
    the party holding the seat keeps it
    Election Day:
    2024-11-05
    the result is:
    certified
    the party they named:
    Republican

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  • Race MarginsNov 1, 2024

    “Donald Trump carried the state by just 3.5 points in 2020. This year, our model projects that Republicans will expand their margin in Florida relative to 2020.”

    Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.

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