The federal election system in the US is indeed in shambles. And the fact that elections are decided based on the electoral college is one of the biggest structural flaws imaginable and yet they've done nothing to reform that.
But you will constantly hear Americans saying the greatest country on earth, with the greatest electoral system, and the strongest democracy. That was all conceived from the belief of American exceptionalism, which was a propaganda theory that they're started after World War II. At this point, it's far from the truth. At least many other countries are more honest. Many are as bad as the US, but they don't pretend that they are better.
Why not predict the electoral college result too? In a worst-case scenario you're wrong. No big deal.
Everything I've just written above has a chance of being wrong too. But it's good to lay out your cards and see how they play out. Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Nope.
The data source are hundreds of voter numbers submitted by actual voters.
As an example, if a voter in Precinct XYZ provides their voter # at 10.00 AM, you don't have to be a rocket scientist to know turnout at that time for that precinct.
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