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Oxford Handbooks Online: Political Science

Scholarly Research Reviews

Editor in Chief: Desmond King

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Home of the Oxford Handbook Series - the world's most trusted source for scholarly research reviews

Oxford Handbooks Online: Political Science

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Editor in Chief: Desmond King

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Evaluating the long-view forecasting models of the 2016 election

In an earlier paper this year, we argued that election forecasting models can be characterized by two ideal types, called short-view models and long-view models. Short-view forecasting models are predominantly based on polls, and are continually updated until election day itself. The polls themselves are often interviewing respondents right up until a couple of days before the election.

Posted on January 11, 2017

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