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German Election, Expected Policy Changes

August 5, 2017 by Kevin Coogan

German Elections          Expected Policy Changes The German Election will take place on September 24, or in less than 2 months.  Many or most observers focus on the high likelihood of Merkel being ‘reelected’ Chancellor and assume that policies will continue unchanged.  In Germany, however, much relies on the make-up for the ruling coalition and as […]

Filed Under: Big Data, Election, Forecasts, German Election, Polls, Social Media Analysis, Social Media Influence Tagged With: CDU, European Defense Union, FDP, German Election, Political Policy, Ruling Coalition, SPD

German Election Update, CDU advances, FDP strong

August 5, 2017 by Kevin Coogan

German Election Update          Stay the Course The German Election is in less than two months.  Traditional forecasts, such as polls and betting markets, have been fairly stable over the last month and continue to point to the CDU/CSU winning the election and the SPD losing ground in comparison to its current position.  Social Media Influence […]

Filed Under: Big Data, Election, Forecasts, German Election, Markets, Polls, Social Media Analysis, Social Media Influence Tagged With: betting markets, CDU, FDP, forecasts, German Election, Lindner, Merkel, polls, Schulz, SMI, social media influence, SPD

SMI Update French Election: Macron becomes Front Runner

January 31, 2017 by Kevin Coogan

2017 French Presidential Election         SMI-leader Macron takes the Betting Market lead Today is the first day that Emmanuel Macron has taken the lead in the betting markets for the 2017 French Presidential Election.  This highly unlikely scenario was forecast using the Social Media Influence (SMI) index in early December, which stated that the then-third place […]

Filed Under: 21st Century Data, Big Data, Election, Forecasts, French Election, Social Media Analysis Tagged With: 2017 French Presidential Election, betting markets, forecasting, social media analysis, social media influence

SMI Update French Election: Macron Surges, Fillon Declines

January 26, 2017 by Kevin Coogan

2017 French Presidential Election         SMI continues to point to underdog Macron In early December, or about 6 weeks ago, we predicted using the Social Media Influence (SMI) Index that Emmanuel Macron, then a distant third place in the polls and betting markets, would surge and end up winning the French Presidential Election taking place in […]

Filed Under: Big Data, Election, Forecasts, French Election Tagged With: 2017 French Presidential Election, Fillon, Le Pen, Macron, SMI, social media influence

‘Uneducated Whites’, Election 2016

October 19, 2016 by Kevin Coogan

Election 2016           Forecast / Turnout and Result:  Whites with no College Degree Many elections have key demographics and messages that define them.  For 2016, each major party has targeted a key demographic with specific messages.  The Democrats have targeted women with the underlying message that it is important to finally elect the […]

Filed Under: Election, Fundamental Forecasting, Identity Politics, Voter Turnout Tagged With: election 2016, Identity Politics, non-college whites, polls, voter turnout

Election Forecasts

October 19, 2016 by Kevin Coogan

Election 2016:          Summary, Election Forecasts, Category Forecasts The final Coogan forecast is based on a variety of data and techniques summarized in this post and explained further in other posts.  These forecasts point towards a Trump election win and are considerably out-of-consensus with the current traditional pundit and analyst forecasts.  They […]

Filed Under: Biased Media, Election, Enthusiasm to Vote, Fundamental Forecasting, Google Search Trends, Identity Politics, Obama Coalition, Polls, Social Desirability Bias, Social Media Analysis, Voter Turnout, Wikipedia Page Views Tagged With: election 2016, Identity Politics, social media, voter turnout

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