Pollitrack Morning Briefing
The morning briefing
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Morning Briefing
About the briefing: every morning until Election Day, the desk that anchors election night spends five minutes on the day's forecast, polls and early vote. Every number the hosts say is checked against Pollitrack's feeds before the episode is published, and nobody on the desk calls a race. The two pundits are satire of punditry, mirror images of each other, with equal time.
About the briefing: every morning until Election Day, the desk that anchors election night spends five minutes on the day's forecast, polls and early vote. Every number the hosts say is checked against Pollitrack's feeds before the episode is published, and nobody on the desk calls a race. The two pundits are satire of punditry, mirror images of each other, with equal time.
Five minutes on the day's numbers, every morning until Election Day.
Today's numbers
The day in writing
How to read these numbers: the day's four headline numbers, from the same forecast the homepage and the race pages show: the Senate odds and the seats if every leader holds, the race at the majority line, the seats that would change party, and the House odds. Hover a number for where it comes from; the link under it goes to the page behind it.
This morning's four numbers.