512 Paths to the White House
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512 Paths to the White House
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#3If Obama wins Florida, Romney has exactly 1 path to victory: winning every other swing state. If Obama wins Ohio, Romney has only 11 ways to win. If Obama loses Florida, Virginia, NC, and Ohio he could still potentially win if he wins the rest of the swing states, all of which he's slightly ahead in in recent polling.
Election day will be interesting, but that's what makes it hard to pundits to predict a Romney victory.
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#4The only problem with this nifty tree is that it must be followed in order to determine the outcome.
Oh wait, I didn't realize the boxes at the top were selectable. I guess that allows out-of-order traversal.
Only thing I'd like to see added to this is using url hash to bookmark the result set so I can share it.
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#6The five ways to tie are the most freaky and stressful. The only problem with this nifty tree is that it must be followed in order to determine the outcome. Oh wait, I didn't realize the boxes at the top were selectable. I guess that allows out-of-order traversal. Only thing I'd like to see added to this is using url hash to bookmark the result set so I can share it.
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#7Thanks Jeremy, Shan and Mike. I'm continually blown away by the data journalism you're doing over at nytimes on the election. It's truly an inspiration.
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#9Thanks Jeremy, Shan and Mike. I'm continually blown away by the data journalism you're doing over at nytimes on the election. It's truly an inspiration.
Ditto. I'm no fan of the paper, but they're doing things practically every week which are ahead of everyone else in the industry.