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“The needle compares the election results to our pre-election expectations for each county or precinct. “It projects the final result based on an analysis of the vote that’s been counted and an estimate of how many votes are still left to be counted,” the newspaper wrote in a recent explanation of how the forecasting tool works. The election needle has become a staple of the Times’s political coverage since it was first implemented in 2016, when it drew sharp criticism for giving Hillary Clinton an 80 percent chance of victory over Donald Trump. All other estimates would be unaffected.” “Louisiana appears to have been coded as Democratic at some point, adding an extra seat for them. “We’re going to have to pull the needle off the page to fix this,” said Nate Cohn, the newspaper’s chief political analyst, in response to one. Several users on Twitter pointed out errors in the needle’s calculations as results came in as polls closed on Tuesday night.
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