2020 Presidential Simulation
This isn't a popularity contest™
Select the Run Simulation button to conduct a simulated 2020 presidential election. You can choose to have the map populate randomly or more east to west, based on actual poll closing times.
The simulator is largely based on a data-driven presidential model created by JHK forecasts. However, it also takes into consideration the election forecast of one or more long-time qualitative forecasters.
There are a wide range of possible outcomes for the 2020 presidential election. As a result, any simulation result is plausible based on current forecasts, but no individual result is particularly likely to happen. To get a more complete picture, we run 25,000 simulations each afternoon and compile the results.
Session Statistics
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1 Percentage of simulations where nominee winning state wins the election.
2 The state that gives the election winner 270 electoral votes, when ordering from largest to smallest margin of victory.
Biden >99.9%
Trump >99.9%
1 Bellwether percentage for >99.9% states is the same as the overall winning percentage of the associated nominee.