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ASSC Studios Official Election Center January 6, 2013
We're still licking our wounds from the election 2 months ago, the new year has barely started, and Obama has yet to be inaugurated for his second term. So yes it makes perfect sense to be updating for the 2016 election all ready. Not much changes (though my "new" map should be as the states still have their 2000-2008 election electoral votes don't worry though as the final results are accurate. Pretty much the same as we saw in November minus the North Carolina Colorado switch. Obviously I am way ahead of myself (because it's fun being obnoxious) and this is going to change quite a few times between now and 2016. At least you can probably say you saw the predictions here first! Though I know pollsters were asking about 2016 even before 2012 was up. Now for what you're really waiting for, the candidates. There's a whole bunch of predictied candidates so I am only going to post the ones I have statistics/results for. DEMOCRATS: 46.04% chance of winning Congress in 2014 32.29% chance of winning White House in 2016
REPUBLICANS: 52.19% Chance of winning Congress in 2014 31.84 Chance of winning White House in 2016
INDEPENDENTS: 0.91% chance of winning Congress in 2014 Only looking at those without "N/As" at the moment it is looking like Hillary Clinton vs Chris Christie with Clinton winning. |
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| Last Updated on Sunday, 06 January 2013 21:00 |



