It was right around there, but I think 538 also hedges their bet a bit for
the underdog. Most other polls had Clinton at 90 to 95% chance of winning. They had McMullen at 3% at one point, which would require him to win Utah, neither Trump or Clinton get to 270, and House pick him as the compromise candidate. I just don't see that happening even at 0.1% of chance.
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Posted: 10/26/2020 at 09:31AM