Here is graphical proof...
Kerry’s state-poll weighted national percentage vs. Bush has been trending upward.
His win probability is approaching 100%.
Kerry’s projected national vote percentage is increasing.
What are Kerry’s chances if he gets 2/3 of the undecided vote? Very high.
Kerry is surging in the Battleground states, especially Ohio.
Here are his win probabilities for these states.
He has reversed his September decline in the polls.
The pollsters now call it a dead heat. But they don’t consider that undecided voters break for the challenger.
Bush job approval is heading down to 48%.
The more polls we include and average in a group, the smaller the margin of error around the mean.
The Monte Carlo method consists of 5000 simulated election trials.
It calculates the probability of a Kerry win, based on the number of EV wins.
The EV simulation outcomes are normally distributed around his mean (expected) electoral vote.
Interested in the latest polling results? Want an introduction to the methodology?
Then go here.
http://www.geocities.com/electionmodel/