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"If this was the scene, on November 6, 2012, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, in one of the country’s most sophisticated voting districts, what kind of debacle can we expect elsewhere?"
—Judith Thurman on the confusion and delays at voting polls on Manhattan’s Upper East Side: http://nyr.kr/TuOkQY
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"Election forecasts are great fun, but nobody should take the individual predictions they generate too seriously, wherever they come from, or however they are constructed."
— John Cassidy on election math like Nate Silver’s on his blog FiveThirtyEight. Read Cassidy on forecasting elections. -
Will Demography Save Obama?→
John Cassidy in conversation with Ruy Teixeira, an expert on demography and polling data who believes that Obama is “still well placed on the basis of demography and geography”: http://nyr.kr/NdRJzf
