Welcome to the latest installment of what we’re hoping to make a biennial practice: an after-action review of FiveThirtyEight’s election forecasts, which in this past cycle covered the House, Senate and presidency. I realize there might not be too much appetite for reading about 2020 forecasts now that it’s June 2021, but let’s start with the major takeaways, which are fairly straightforward this year: Even in a year when the polls were mediocre to poor, our forecasts largely identified the right outcomes. They correctly identified the winners of the presidency (Joe Biden), the U.S.
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