U.S.WORRIED?
Early Voting Numbers: What's Different Since This Afternoon
The New York Times warns that early-voting data cannot reliably predict final outcomes because early voters differ demographically from the overall electorate—making uncle's spreadsheets unreliable prophecy devices.
On air: Vera Bullock and Hank Ledger on Should You Be Worried?Published
The real story
The reporting behind this segment. The headlines belong to the outlets; read the original before you believe or share anything.
- The New York TimesWhy Early Voting Data Can Be Misleading
“Reading early vote totals to predict a winner is like judging dinner by the smell from the parking lot, Hank.”
Also on air
More in U.S.
All U.S. →
Trump's Revenge Campaign Hits Turmoil, NYT Reports
Trump allies tried to prove a grand conspiracy through a Justice Department inquiry, but it collapsed amid staffing shake-ups, internal disputes…
Panama Quake, Dubai Crash Probe, Ditka Remembered
The FlyDubai co-pilot allegedly intended to crash into an Israeli airport after years of developing extreme Islamist views inspired by September…
ICC President Vows to Keep Working Despite New U.S. Sanctions
ICC President Tomoko Akane said Friday the court will continue its investigations involving the United States and Israel despite the new sanctions…