11.03.2008

Site Note

Ever since Brett Marty started taking photographs for the site, our traffic has skyrocketed.

In October:

3.63 million unique visitors
20.57 million site visits
32.18 million pageviews

Nate and I have contributed to Brett's juggernaut as well.

Seriously, thank you everybody. Who knew a Chicago-based baseball stathead, a Commerce/Bike-based poker player and a SF-based documentary filmmaker could break through like that?

Nate and I have plenty of good ideas for after the election (above and beyond FiveThirtyEight After Dark, the porn subsidiary). Politics is going to stay interesting for a long time, and we'll be here, feeding you your goodies.

Stay tuned.

185 comments

purplesaurus rex said...

Eighth!

Juris said...

Sean, you and Brett and Nate have been spectacular. I'm thrilled that y'all will hang together after the election.

Thank you for all you've done.

matan said...

Incidentally, I'm here for the stats, but the photos are a nice touch.

Goreshade said...

The photos and road reports were awesome. They should be complied and published as a book. I'd buy one.

franglais said...

Yes. I read 538 for the "pictures" ;-)

Kevin said...

Ras: Obama 52 +1, McCain 46

Christopher said...

Anyone else have election induced coma today? I watch to watch live numbers move like on the Iowa caucus site. I need live numbers in motion - now.

Bard said...

I have come to appreciate your well-written analyses, your insightful detailed articles on places and topics, your frequent updates, your humor, and your pretty pretty pictures.

Gramatrick said...

Came for the stats (followed Poblano at DK), but my favorite bits have been Sean and Brett's visits to the campaign offices.

When you systematically visit offices across a wide swathe of states, you really get a feel for what's going on.

Can't wait to see what happens tomorrow and am glad you guys will be around post-Tuesday.

Duncan said...

Well, from outside the US it seems as if the 2012 election cycle will start next thursday (perhaps Palin thinks it started last week), so don't go away...

Do you want to try your hand working through the UK polls?

Jared said...

If only the election could go on forever, huh?

NO, don't do it!

RoseGrower said...

As Matan said, I came for the stats and analysis, but I have found Sean's writings to be compelling and Brett's photos to be both beautiful and illuminating (pun intended).

Also, for those who are needing to keep their minds off the interminable wait for the end of the voting, here's a site for you. In 2004, bettors correctly predicted ALL 50 states. Here's what they are saying for this election:


http://politics.betfair.com/

wv yestri, as in soon the Bush nightmare will be a thing of yestri.

rC_.zD19jfAcrx3YHZpiw8IwgA-- said...

I'm sure this has been asked and answered somewhere but why so many Republican ads on this site? Just google adsense and this is what you're getting?

TBender said...

fourthirtyfive.com

Because predicting ~20 races is too easy.

clubok said...

Sean, your "On the Road" posts are the ones I look forward to second most - just after Nate's polling updates, of course. I'm actually going into a bit of withdrawl at the moment, because you've only given us some teasers since the celebrated 72-hour push began. This is the time when those volunteers-and-field-offices posts may be even more important than the latest poll aggregation, and you're starving us!

I know there is a rush to finish up all 51 "Road to 270" posts, but I would gladly forgo the completeness of that series in return for a pulse on the GOTV operations.

Bex of Ambridge said...

Just to add my voice to the pleas for a book compiling some numbers, pictures, road to 270 and the 'On the Road' posts especially.

You guys rock my world.

xxx

PS Surely at least ONE of you is straight/single? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would make the trip over the Atlantic...

Mike said...

I hope Poll Dancing will be featured in your post election porn site.

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Paul said...

I hope you do continue after 4 Nov. I've learned a lot about polling and data analysis in general. The pics make a *huge* difference. Great stuff.

TBG said...

I'm looking forward to your book!

wv logeti: The mythical beast who lives in your fireplace

MARCUS said...

I check this site about 10 times daily, and it helps me sleep at night. However, I think that perhaps I wouldn't be here so much if the polls were going the other way...

Thad said...

FiveThirtyEight after dark? You do realize that Nate's last post was at 3:30 in the morning!

elliv said...

Love this site.

Guys, seems like voters are breaking FOR THE CHANGE WE NEED. This Bush-nightmare might soon be over.

Put that little extra effort in this final hours. Make sure your family and friends are voting and make a final push for CHANGE.
GOTV

flubber said...

I agree with goreshade - publish a book for the Christmas market please! Absolutely beautiful photography.

The key differentiator for this site is the evidence based analysis. It's what distinguishes it from every hack in the business who pedals opinion as fact.

Craig said...

You guys have been fantastic--the first site I visit in the morning, and the last at night. Straight up, level-headed analysis. Insightful reporting from the front lines. There's nothing else out there like fivethirtyeight. Thanks a thousand times over.

Michael said...

I'm really looking forward to you guys taking the mantle from RCP after the election for the go-to guys for poll averages.

And I echo the sentiments about keeping things sane. I've learnt so much about how polling works (and how it doesn't from this site). Cheers.

Daniel Mathisen said...

It's been an amazing ride with you all. Appreciate the hard work Nate put in with his neat model, and all of the 'bonus' material provided.

WV: immoodel is german slang for saying 'I am a model'.

Sheila Scarborough said...

Sean and Brett, I love Nate's stats analysis, but what really brings me to this site (and cause me to recommend it to everyone in sight) are the on-the-ground reports and photos from you guys.

Your detailed portrayal of the ground games for the two campaigns is unique amongst all the coverage; I see some similar things in my weekly copy of "Newsweek," but it's not as compelling as the daily (hourly?) stuff that you produce.

Thanks for making my last few weeks terribly unproductive as I obsessively check this site all day for your work.

Charles M. Kozierok said...

Congrats on the well-deserved success, guys. Though while I am sure Brett's photos contributed, I think it is more the run-up to the election that caused the big bump in traffic.

Of course, I could be wrong. :)

--
Wondering what to do after the election?

I am starting a new board for discussing politics, current events and other interesting topics. It is a spin-off of the blog that some of you know about; you can read an overview of the forum here.

If interested, follow the instructions at the bottom to contact me. Brain-dead right-wing trolls need not apply. :)

MM said...

Long time reader first time commenter. Just wanted to say thanks for all the amazing work with 538.

ogmb said...

How much of the traffic explosion is due to Brett's picture of Miss Virginia?

[wv: brabigeb - the lone county in Virgina that McPalin will win]

eve said...

Sean,
came for the stats, love the commentary and Brett's work is so moving.

I want a book about the road trip with lots of the beautiful pictures and some analysis of the numbers and what moved them up and down. Ya'll's take on polling and why America has been glued to this election and the polls. How we try to use statistics to reflect the thoughts and emotions of millions of voters.

I'm sure you guys will think of lots of original ideas for a book based on all you have been doing.
:)

Zach said...

Don't be too impressed by those numbers. I think I'm responsible for about 30 million visits on my own :). Seriously, though, I can't say enough wonderful things about the site. Congrats on all your success!

beek said...

Obama up 7% in the RCP average and still at an all all-time high at 51.2%.

Nils said...

Great thanks for this wonderful site and the service you provide. With a minor in quantitatave analysis (something I rarely get to use), I have been a regular visitor to 538 and can appreciate the quality work you do. I first heard about your site a month or so ago on Keith Olbermann's show.

Keep up the excellent work!

justsomeguy said...

Ya, I think I am unique on every visit...

Brian N. said...

So each person is only viewing the page an average of 10 times a month?

That can't be correct; I hit the "reload" button ~5000 times a day...

Greg said...

Count me among your rabid fan base. I have been extremely impressed with the outstanding analysis and the well-crafted posts from all around our great country.

The great photos and the Kerouac quotes were the icing on the cake!

Amy DiLisio said...

I've been so thankful for this site throughout the campaign. Please do continue to feed this beast beyond election day! If we can all be this engaged going forward, it will help create the kind of accountability for our officials that is critical for a successful democracy.

Badgerhair said...

One factor in the long lines is how long it takes to actually vote.

On the right-hand side of the pond, we tend only to have to elect three or four people at most (for me to have to put an X in more than three boxes would mean we were having London Mayor & Assembly *and* a general election on the same day, which is more unlikely than Obama carrying Idaho). In the US, they have to elect dozens of people to federal, state and county positions and vote on a gazillion propositions to amend the law, which takes slightly more time.

justsomeguy said...

I hate Sarah Palin's voice. It is the most irritating sound...

sister Sarah just finished her speech. Nothing new, nor real meaning, just hate them and love us BS.

McCain now live on XM 130...

Matthew said...

I think you should turn this site international, and rewrite the laws of opinion polling in Europe as well!!

There are EU elections in 2009 and a UK election in 2010, and I think the model could easily be applied there also!

This site has truly become a phenomenon.

Free-Nokia-Ringtones said...

Maybe you can use this site statistical database to decipher the logic of the BCS for us politically interested college football fans? Harris Poll voters in Utah have a 53% chance of putting Penn State #1 in December and such. You'd have my unabated attention. Perhaps it's a bridge too far: how do you find logic in such an illogical system?

Jaka said...

Way to go guys, you represent the American dream! By 2012 you should be able to reach the traffic of some pr0n sites! :)

However, I think the site's popularity isn't caused by Brett's photos alone, it might also have a bit to do with the Colbert bump, Nate's giant brain, a nearing election and the like. And let's not forget the huge number of fanatic fans who spread the link around faster than Obama spreads hope...

newsinOH said...

This is great news . . . for everybody!

livemild said...

i loved the photography and it has made this site unique.
it would be hard to find anything wrong with this site.

thanks -Nate Sean and Brett- you covered this election better and with more intelligence than just about anybody including the MSM.

Buckeye said...

So he is loved by the whole black community and Tuesday Night and Wed Morning you will see the 400 years of hell that African Americans have been thru erupt into a sea of happiness and love you have ever seen.
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My grandmother said (My family is African-American) said if Obama wins the celebration will be even larger for blacks in the way everyone celebrated after Joe Louis knocked out Max Schmeling in 1 round in 1938. We all know it will be larger, but that is her point of reference because that is an indelible memory for her how raucous the crowds were that night. She is 85.

jack said...

It's well into Tuesday here in Sydney Australia, what do you guys think this last ditch smear campaign for mccain/palin regards "bankrupting coal" is going to play out? any traction at this point?

Wind Grieved Ghost said...

Despite all of the great pictures and stories, we have yet to see pictures of you and Brett! Nate's ugly mug is all over everywhere, but nobody knows what the guys behind "On the Road" are all about.

Christopher said...

McCain's under 10% on intrade

SHERWICK said...

Seems to me that Obama is peaking at exactly the right time, both in the USA as a whole and in each State..

Tensor said...

This is great news, I won't have to go cold turkey.....

LL (tommi) T said...

Thank you so much Nate, Sean and Brett. You 3 are amazing. Please DO let us know of any "compilation in print" or the like. I'd buy one also.

Badgerhair said...

However, I think the site's popularity isn't caused by Brett's photos alone, it might also have a bit to do with the Colbert bump,

Indeed. Hands up who found out about this site from when Nate was on Colbert?

Me, for a start, anyway.

Abel said...

Hello guys,

Thank you for all this time, driving us here on the eve of the election. I am living in Canada, not a US citizen (I mean, can not vote); but very much interested. Currently, I am taking three course in my final years of my gradute program in Dalhousie University. But, let me tell you, I usually said to my friends, I am taking four courses (including the US election). My text-book was 538.com

As I had some course in biostatistics and data mining too, I am interested on your analysis and interpretations.

Anyways, thank you very much. And I am glad that this comes to an end, as it really affects my studies.... and my paper too.

See you there with Obama's victory.

justsomeguy said...

This is it! Lets' not ever go to Drudge! HE is a right wing hate manipulator of news! You want manipulation go to Huffington Post. Never let Drudge have another month like his last one!

livemild said...

i like the idea of also covering the European elections.

seems like the europeans have more sex in their politics for all to see. which might fit in nicely with the new porn angle here.

i have been here so much i cant quit cold like this.

beek said...

@badgerhair

Do you have voter registration in Britain? Lots of trouble coming from that alone in the U.S. I'm automatically registered because of the mandatory registration of residence. I know, for many Americans the idea sends chills down the spine, but it makes so many things so much easier, especially voting.

justsomeguy said...

Who says Obama will win (from the Huffington Post):

Mark Halperin
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 349 McCain 189
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats 40 Republicans
House Seats: 261 Democrats 174 Republicans

Matthew Dowd
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 338 McCain 200
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 250 Democrats 185 Republicans

George Will
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 378 McCain 160
Senate Seats: 57 Democrats 41 Republicans
House Seats: 254 Democrats 181 Republicans

Donna Brazile
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 343
Senate Seats: 59 Democrats 39 Republicans
House Seats: 262 Democrats 173 Republicans

George Stephanopoulos
Winner: Obama
Electoral College: Obama 353 McCain 185
Senate Seats: 58 Democrats (59 if there's a run-off in Georgia) Republicans 40
House Seats: Democrats 264 Republicans 171

TeenyGozer said...

I check this site every day and LOVE the photos, but it was the Colbert show that tipped me off to your existence. YOU GOT THE COLBERT BUMP!

Listen to my Hype said...

I was referred to this site a few months ago and am on it about 15 hours of the day. Thanks for your insightful comments, stories, pictures and ofcourse THE NUMBERS!!! I check here first before looking elsewhere-and then coming back.

Thanks to those of you that contribute to the discussion, it has been a fun ride and can't wait to see what is going to happen next.
No one has told the story as you have on this election. Thanks!!!

oustshe-oh I think you know which she is about to be ousted...

Look up your weather tomorrow NY, PA, everyone, in Orlando,FL-partly cloudy, did not see chance of rain, high 78 degrees low 58.

GO VOTE!

Buckeye said...

It is ironic that the first black President is not the descendant of slaves but instead had a black foreign father who only lived in the US for about 3-4 years (in Hawaii and Mass.) According to the Baltimore Sun, Barack's white ancestors included slaveowners. Barack is related to Darth Cheney on his mother's side.

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Barack is also related to Jefferson Davis, the former Confederate President.

Matt said...

@duncan

- I wouldnt be that excited by a uk version for the obvious reason that the level of excitement about uk politics is so low. Unpopular labour government and a rubbish opposition both which are practically identical i.e. no real change on offer.

The level of excitement here is partly that even if obama under performs the absolute enormity for the whole world and america of a black president in itself is a massive change. In the same way Thatcher completely changed the position and status of women for the better regardless of her own policies.

my 2p

Michael said...

I've been lurking @ 538 for a while, posting for the first time.

For me this model worked for a while, but close to election, it sort of stopped.

Look, if indeed the national margin is at 10+ percentage points as the latest polls indicate (and they are the ones that really count, in all due respect to Nate's model), then we are talking about the whole country turning BLUE, except perhaps AK, UT, OK and such. This national lead is similar to reagan's vs Mondale. or to continue analogies Mac is Carter (remember "too close to call" polling for a while?).
12% lead nationally simply means 400+ EV despite all the supression hurdles and crazy computerized voting without paper trace!!! This means Texas goes to dems! WY, UT, OK, AK, ID are the only safe McSame's states.
State polls lag...
The day is coming - let's VOTE!
No more chicken noise - it's all about turnout.

zatsizi - pollster's exclamation after seeing the results of Obama's victory as in 'Zatsizi!??!!!' (see also zissizi)

prairiecomm said...

Anyone else have election induced coma today? I watch to watch live numbers move like on the Iowa caucus site. I need live numbers in motion - now.

Oh yes! :-D

but aren't we all blesti

sarasotajoe said...

I miss the days in late spring when I could post a comment a few hours into a post and still be near the top. But Nate and Sean and Brett deserve it. The analysis - both statistical and political - is first rate. I am astonished at the consistent quality of the ideas presented here. Quite often they seem to begin with a systems-theory based big picture that perfectly encapsulates current events and then the facts are assembled as an explanatory aid. It is precisely the opposite of what I might expect from a statistician.

I look forward to continuing to check in here for political news and opinion - but I'm hoping to balance my time here with a little more time for the rest of my life beginning on Wednesday.

Kudos guys.

eve said...

badgerhair,

I think the long lines in some areas may also reflect a lack of equipment and/or staff to work the election.

My county is not expecting any long waits to vote. We have 1.2 million registered voters. The expectation is that a total of up to 750,000 of them will vote. 480,000 have already voted in early voting. Tomorrow there will be 5,000 voting booths in 480 polling locations and 4,000 people working the election. That's about 54 voters per booth.

Even if all of them were to vote after work, the waits should not be long. We'll see.

To all the people who do wait hours to vote --- THANK YOU!!!

And we do need to fix that.

Thason Jweatt said...

So am I the only donkey who actually tried fivethirtyeightafterdark.com, knowing that there would be nothing there, but not wanting to leave open the possibility that there just might be something there?

Yeah, that's my stories, and I'm sticking to it.

WV: tenies - The superlative form of the adjective "teni."

John McCain has the tenies chance of actually being elected president.

(It works if you put three syllables into it.)

Kris said...

Hey Nate, Sean and Brett!

I just want to say thank you to you for keeping me sane this election (you and Al Giordano). I've been a fan of yours since the primaries began, and a fan of Obama's for much longer -- when he gave his speech in 2004, I said then that he would/should be President some day. I never imagined it would be this election but it's looking promising. Anyway, thanks for assuaging my fears with cold, hard statistical data and for giving up sleep to keep track of this electoral craziness. I don't post a lot here, but all (ok most, minus some of the worst trolls) of you have served to entertain me as well.

Now, I must go buy some liquor to watch my election with.

And yes, I'm one of the few girls (I guess??? I believe we're more numerous that it may seem here in political addiction land) here.

Who knows, maybe after the election I can actually get some work done for the first time in a couple years.

Frank said...

Thanks, guys. The analysis was top-notch.

I am waiting for the more risque site..."Nailin' Palin", anybody?

GET OUT AND VOTE, PEOPLE!

rodrett said...

Obama is up to 92 on Intrade

prairiecomm said...

Well, from outside the US it seems as if the 2012 election cycle will start next thursday (perhaps Palin thinks it started last week), so don't go away...

Do you want to try your hand working through the UK polls?


if you were to do the same w/ uk polls, we'd take a greater interest in non-us politics - one gets absolute prokroim from the us media in that zone.

Jonathan said...

Gentlemen,
I have to say I truly admire your approach to analysis of this election.

This site has the best analysis of the fundamentals of this election. Your poll and statistical based analysis is combined with some straightforward reporting of the nature of the ground game and operational realities on the ground.

This is Obama's strength, he realises the significance of operational and administrative excellence. From the time I heard he had employed executives from FEDEX and Mcdonalds in his organisation, I started paying rapt attention because it struck me he the democratic party finally had someone who understood what it would take. Proactive Operational excellence and planning.

In my experience Americans are actually very good at this.

I have worked for American firms in London, United Kingdom for years and I have seen American management and executives overcome massive operational intercontinental obstacles and solve massive operational problems in a way I have never seen at other companies. You still have great potential as a nation and I admire it even with all of your imperfections, as we all have imperfections. The main thing about Americans is that they are honest about theirs. I digress.

Please do continue this site and please do not lose the mix of the statistical and on the ground/frontline fundamental analysis.
nuff said.

prairiecomm said...

@Charles M. Kozierok


say charles, we heard you the first time yesterday about your new forum .... don't need to keep pushing it ...

thanks,

mcCain's push is clousn down!

Voice of the Midwest said...

I am a baseball prospectus geek, so I was aware of 538.com when it came around. But it has exceeded my expectations with this elections.

Yeah, it could use some formatting and additional analysis of the street smarts involved with the game of politics, but it is the foremost reliable source for aggregate polling.

You can always separate the wheat from the chaff with the polls at 538.com...unlike RCP and other sources that tend to cherry-pick.

rorylane said...

I have a big idea you guys could tackle/have....Make a site that could become a venue for political debates... Add video debates and candidate profiles... You could click on a state, look at the chart, and watch the debate... Then you start to host your own debates.

Right now the site is for vindicating opinions. It could also be about forming opinions. Seems like a natural step for me, and potentially a very valuable tool our democracy is sorely lacking.

Otherwise, great work with the site. I'm a baseball guy too, and a stat junky myself, so I've really gorged myself on your perspective. It's the perfect format for me to absorb information :)

Other than a huge master plan... I hope for the next election you'll add per-state graphs to go along with the statistics.

Thanks for doing this. It was cool..... Too soon for good byes though. It'll probibly take me a solid week before I'll be able to shed my reflex to check the site every 45 minutes.

prairiecomm said...

Please do continue to feed this beast beyond election day! If we can all be this engaged going forward, it will help create the kind of accountability for our officials that is critical for a successful democracy.

Agreed!!

it could be an ensco to voter apathy.

chris said...

@beek

Voter reg is automatic here in Britain in that you can just send back a prepaid envelope - you need do nothing to it if there's no change from last year.

This year I forgot and lost the mail and went to Town Hall to update. They took trouble to let me do so, but wires were crossed and a council official came round on a Saturday to check who was living here. I filled in again just in case. Same lady was round knocking doors on the Sunday!

List is compiled in October but you can now add your name at any time if you move to a new area (IIRC if you move within a ward your old address is good enough).

Electric Dragon said...

I hope you'll be doing some serious post-mortem statistical analysis:

1) how accurate your electoral vote, popular vote and state-by-state vote share predictions were.

2) how accurate your Senate predictions were.

3) how your regression variables and similarity scores measured up in practice.

4) whether the actual electoral map was a common scenario in the simulations.

beek said...

Update: The only tracking polls which still do not have Obama at 50% or above are IBD/TIPP (47%), GWU/Battleground (49%) and Fox (47%).

There's a good chance they're going to regret this.

chris said...

The European elections are too boring for Nate to bother with! Low turnout, and so many different groups of parties that nobody ever "wins".

Richard said...

Not to take away from Brett's contribution at all, but I think that this boom in traffic also correlates with your series on ground game nationwide and with a great increase in media attention for this site and for Nate. You all deserve many kudos.

jack said...

So I must guess that the mccain/palin smear "bankrupt coal" ain't working good,

My advice to everyone in here is make your vote count, and Get Out To Vote (GOTV) and dump on the GOP!!

prairiecomm said...

Seems to me that Obama is peaking at exactly the right time, both in the USA as a whole and in each State..

was anything left to chance?

lol

The voter turnout will be a clear pliduno for Obama!

Badgerhair said...

@beek

Not filling in an electoral registration form for a household is technically as illegal as filling it in falsely in the UK, although I've never heard of anyone actually being prosecuted for failing to register.

Even if no-one in the household is eligible to vote on grounds of being foreign, in prison or mad, you still have to return the form and say that there's no-one eligible.

There was a bit of a foofaraw a few years ago when it emerged that most councils had cut back on the elections department to the extent that some places had vast numbers of dead people on the rolls, so now we have to register every year - although if nothing has changed it only takes a few seconds on the phone to confirm it - and names get purged more rapidly than they used to, but registration is really not a problem of any significance in UK politics.

Joda said...

Awesome. Love the site and look forward to all the goodies to come.

MysticLaker said...

I can't believe the best they can do is coal....

Sreenu said...

@beek:

GWU has Obama hitting 50 today after being stuck at 49 for 10 out of the last 11 days :-)

capt said...

Love you guys and YES YES a thousand times YES!

Please keep it up - you guys ROCK - I love it all - the numbers, the commentary, the pictures.

You're successful because you are that good!

lucyp said...

Yeah, I think those site visit stats are skewed--I know I'm here at least five times a day. Very glad you're going to be around after the election--on the one hand I'm looking forward to having a little more free time, on the other I can't imagine going cold turkey. "I wish I knew how to quit you."

Love the 538afterdark name. And the poll dancing idea. LOL Hell, if they can make a successful mainstream tv show called "Numbers," I don't see why we couldn't have a sexy, quantitative porn site.

WV=pride--an actual word, and very apropos. I will feel great pride when I vote for Barack Obama tomorrow (no early voting in MD).

Buckeye said...

If Obama loses, the statiscal firms may as well close up business because no one would ever listen to them again.

Jonathan said...

Here is a question: Do we hope for a big turnout or a small turnout tomorrow (Obviously we want to GOTV for Obama), but overall?
It seems like in states where early voting has generated big leads (FL, NC, CO, NM, NV) we want a small turnout because the 'rump' voters are majority McCain. In low early voting states (e.g PA) we want a big turnout. Thoughts?

prairiecomm said...

- I wouldnt be that excited by a uk version for the obvious reason that the level of excitement about uk politics is so low. Unpopular labour government and a rubbish opposition both which are practically identical i.e. no real change on offer.

Any international upcoming elections likely to be interesting?

hotormer is the last undecided voter.

Aaron said...

Count me among those who would love to see this sort of level-headed analysis and anecdotal field reporting applied beyond politics.

As the economy goes south, the world needs more writers with their heads screwed on straight who can explain things in plain eEglish.

I hope you guys will branch out into economics, religion, and cultural reporting as time goes on. Great work!

Buckeye said...

what happened to all of this dirt the republicans was supposed to have on Obama? I guess it was a fantasy. Obama must have lived a near perfect life if they couldn't get anything on him other than what some associates of his have said. or he is really good at hiding it.

chanelmi said...

@Kris...got my bottle yesterday...and I am a female 538 junkie!!

prairiecomm said...

480,000 have already voted in early voting

A fellow Iowan?


Hi!

liberal_defender_of_freedom said...

Yup, Congrats on the site...well deserved.

Having been coming here since the Poblano revelation, it's pretty amazing how quickly it has grown. I'm not sure how many people I've mentioned this site to but it's been substantial.

Every time my wife hears bad news on the T.V. she asks, OH NO. Why are they reporting Gallup has it tied or McCain is coming back, I bring up this web site, show my wife the trend and show her Obama's win percentage.

I probably owe Nate and gang a few beers for allowing me a good nights sleep and keeping the polling real.

Joel said...

Sean, Nate, and especially Brett,

You've become part of my routine, but much more so. I've grown in my respect for what you do from an initially skeptical view (which I voiced at DKos some months back) to a view that uses what you publish to help me understand my own biases and find the errors in other sites' predictions.

Brett is a gifted photographer. A great mix of street, documentary and touches of fine art thrown in together. He has helped me become much more appreciative of the genre whereas up until now I've been much more of a architectural / landscape photographer. I have learned much from you.

To put something into concrete terms, 538 is what convinced me that working for an Obama win in my Virginia could pay off. I had not really believed until I started studying what was going on via 538, so in a very real way you've helped me help the campaign - and my wallet is lighter because of it!

Thank you all!

[ tyler curtain ] said...

100.

Sean, you're terrific. Thanks for the class-A-1 writing.

WV: skint

Wa7th said...

OMG! CNN has photographic evidence of a live McCain volunteer on the ground, IN THE WILD, actually doing her job (or so she said).

Now we're doomed, dOOmed, DOOMED, I say!!

Voice of the Midwest said...

"I can't believe the best they can do is coal...."

I know an owner of a coal mining company in Southern Indiana. He says there is a complete disconnect between the mine owners and their lobbyists in DC.

First, the biggest lie invented in the wordsmithing game in the last decade is "clean coal". There is no such thing. Coal is dirty and a threat to global warming.

Second, the mine owners in union states tend to be union men who support Democrats because the OSHA mining rules protect their investment. Notice where the recent collapses have been? WV at a non-union strip and Utah where the owner was on the verge of evil.

Last, jobs in coal affect very few voters today compared to the 1960s. Conglomerates are reducing the need for more miners. Unions are being busted. Right now, the GOP is reaping the detriment of their efforts to bust unions and consolidate ownership.

You are right. Coal is a desperate talking point. They made that one less credible themselves.

prairiecomm said...

I know I'm here at least five times a day

only 5?

Well, the rest of us have to condefix 5 times an hour.

:-D

TBender said...

Jonathan,

I want a huge turnout. The larger the number of voters, the more of a chance that we'll see election reform. 8 hour waits to vote is criminal.

Other than that, I'm also thinking a large turnout overall helps Obama.

Nam Vet Joe From Jersey said...

Buckeye-thanks for sharing that about your grandma. Brought a tear to my eye. I can only imagine the feelings of your grandmothers generation, they have lived through so much---I still remember the pictures of dogs attacking demonstators, when I was a kid.

tylerxdurden said...

Brett's pictures are great, a very nice complement to the talking [number]head core of 538. Coffee table book worthy material for sure. But I can tell you that I heard about you through your appearance on the Daily Show (which you nailed BTW).

David said...

new post

prairiecomm said...

omg - I've caught up w/ the most recents posts ... does this mean i have to do some real 'work' ?

sigh, kiensom

SHERWICK said...

"Sreenu said...
GWU has Obama hitting 50 today after being stuck at 49 for 10 out of the last 11 days :-)"

GWU: Obama 50 - Gramps 44

GWU can't take it anymore and throws in the towel waving the white flag of surrender...

beek said...

@badgerhair

As I said, voter registration is automatic in Germany, you don't have to do anything. So, a few weeks before the election, I get my "voting card" per mail telling me where to show up on election day or what to do to file an absentee ballot (we do not have in-person early voting). The voting councils keep complete lists of the eligible voters in the district and cross out the name of those who have voted to make sure nobody votes twice. Being registred in two districts at once is illegal and trying to vote in two distrcits of course even more so.

Dave Harris said...

Guys, you absolutely have to do the book, big and glossy.

I came here originally from guardian.co.uk, whose columnists cite Nate quite frequently, despite their site having RCP embedded. Big love from the Guardian today: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/nov/03/nate-silver-fivethirtyeight

Then I found Sean's On the Road series, almost the day he hooked up with Brett, and was hooked myself.

Regarding a UK general election, it could be a tough call: 635 (currently) individual races that form the 'electoral college' that is the House of Commons. It'd be interesting to see if your approach differs/is more or less accurate than UK pollsters and psephologists though.

wv: trinha, a small Brazilian nose-cymbal, so called since the sound it makes apparently resembles the call of a small, sadly now extinct, aquatic bird

Voice of the Midwest said...

"Other than that, I'm also thinking a large turnout overall helps Obama."

The larger the turnout, the better for Democratic candidates. Expect caging in Indiana and North Carolina by Republicans to aid the McCain effort....maybe even win it for him there.

124.3 million to 130.1 million turnout...just a hunch.

WV: hogis

DaWolf said...

this site is simply great. Fantastic job....almost a shame that the election is coming to an end!

One weird thing though - why do so many posters still quote the RCP average? It's irrelevant and not trustworthy.

Aunt Karen said...

On the turnout - I always want a large turnout. Everyone should vote. If they disagree with me, that is ok. It's an important part of being a good citizen, at least in my view.

Badgerhair said...

On the topic of a sixfortysix.com (there being 646 members of the UK House of Commons), I doubt it would work.

There are approximately 200 battleground constituencies in any given election, half of which will move in line with national polls, roughly speaking, while the other half are extremely dependent on local issues and the state of the local party organisations.

Nobody polls at the constituency level. What we get are polls from what the pollsters think are battleground places, but apart from Rallings & Thrasher they have no real idea of how to deal with three-party politics, because we don't really have three-party politics in most seats.

In the north of England, it's mostly Lab v Lib Dem, in the Midlands Lab v Con and in the south Con v Lib Dem, and London has a bit of all three.

Traditional reporting has focused on swing between Lab and Con, which can easily lead to idiotic conclusions such as there being a 4% Lab -> Con swing when what has actually happened is 12% Lab -> LD and 8% Con > LD.

Add in the fact that the boundaries of constituencies are rarely the same for more than two general elections, so you have to account for which wards have shifted, and the model becomes exceedingly complex, but then you find you don't have enough data to feed the beast because we don't have polling at a granular enough level.

SP said...

I can only imagine the feelings of your grandmothers generation, they have lived through so much

There have been quite a few good stories along these lines. This one is from the WaPo yesterday:

Link to Washington Post Article

Dominic said...

Thank you Nate and Sean and Brett! and thank you to everyone that has posted here (including the trolls!) one of the greatest thing about this site has been the intelligent community of concerned people that are here every day. I live far from home, in Paris, France and when I talk to my friends stateside on the phone, I feel a bit embarrassed because I feel like a know the political scene from a whole variety of angles, much better than some of them do, thanks to the insightful comments here.

Yes, the EU needs your work, guys, but I wonder what other country has elections so fraught with madness, dirty tricks, byzantine rules and regulations,... not to mention Sarah Palin! I think this is one election to savor and never forget. Thank you all!

Dave-london said...

a Brit site would be excellent, the lack of public polling data in ket seats would be a real issue though.

Registration,
I moved a few years ago and forgot to update my address, I had to travel across London in rush hour to cast my vote in the very Safe Seat for Labour in 2005.

Anyways a regestration form comes ropund every year so you can update by post, for free with a simple written form.

I kept forgetting so got a knock at the door a couple of evenings ago. A council worker asking me to register. filled out the form on the doorstep 30secs.

pershlon - its bloody pershlon at the moment[perishing in london],

suzenew said...

Dear Nate, Sean and Brett,
You guys have made this election season bearable. You have been telling the real stories of this election through your analysis, stories and pictures. I look forward to seeing what you have in store for us after this election, when I will not be refreshing 538 obsessively every hour.
May your predictions be right!

emcee fleshy said...

THANK YOU!

Aside from the statistical stuff, the On The Road series was/is hands-down, the best thing I've ever read about grassroots political campaigning.

All three of you guys deserve all of the fortune, fame, and loads of high-quality tail that you are certain to get.

chris said...

Agree with badgerhair, would add that in Scotland and Wales the SNP and plaid Cymru make four parties to add to the mix, and N Ireland is another planet...

They do have constituency polls, usually in "typical" marginal seats, but never enough. It was a constituency poll in Enfield Southgate that made folk realise Portillo's seat might be competitive.

In 1997 the first seat to turn from Tory to Labour was Crosby, a seat so "safe" that no cameras or national reporters were there. When i heard that Labour had won easily with a swing of 18%, I knew something seismic was happening.

NotYourBlog said...

Since we have a UK theme going this morning, I thought I'd link this article I just found at the top of Google news, a BBC guide to election night with times given locally:

Link here

Publius said...

Hey guys, this was a great place to get polling data from. And despite the regular invasion of FReeptards, concern trolls, and fake PUMAs, the comments here were by and large an extension of the thoughtful analysis you guys provided.

I don't know what I'm going to do on November 5 - it'll be like taking crack from a junkie.

Matthew Black said...

While the "On the Road" series is a nice addition, the reason for the site's success is Nate's stellar statistical analysis, not Sean's hyper partisan b.s. and heavy handedness. Either way, stop pimping out your photog every other post. We want numbers!

chris said...

Thanks notyourblog

I couldnt decide whether to stay up or go to sleep and set alarm for 4am. So stay up it is and hope to get some ideas by 2.30

We only have Freeview so BBC 24 it is. Not Sky because I refuse to consume ANY Murdoch media .........

can I start a movement on that?

G. said...

This site has been a great find, and I look forward to what comes after E-Day. (Living in GA, I expect politics may be hot and heavy a few more weeks.) I knew Nate form BP, but had missed (or not connected) Sean's work. I'll keep an eye open on future final tables.

poliprof said...

I discovered this site about a month ago. And I couldn't have survived without it. Thanks to all involved.

Grace Kelly said...

Actually everyone who found out about you linked to your site and wrote articles about your work, like our site, mnblue. A local newspaper blog tried to write about polls, when all of the comments were filled with references to Nate Silver and this site. You should be proud!

Almost single handedly, you thought progressives about the internals of polls, about margin of error, about leans and about thinking about opening up new areas of voters.

Thank you!

PsuedoNoise said...

Much thanks all -- I'm a stat-head too, but the photographs and travel journals have been great.

eve said...

prairiecomm said...

480,000 have already voted in early voting

A fellow Iowan?


Hi!



And Hi to you!

I don't live in Iowa, but I have hopes of my state of Texas being blue like Iowa. In a few years.

I live in Dallas County. That number is just Dallas County early voting.

Nathan Nicholson said...

Guys, you have more page views than TPM: http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/242086.php

That is fan-freaking-tastic. Great job.

Kristin said...

Congrats on the Linkins shout-out on HuffPo, Nate, Sean and Brett:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/11/02/fivethirtyeightcom-more-t_n_140201.html

Linkins: "Both on the balance sheet and on the trail, FiveThirtyEight has done a superlative job at making sense of this election, in ways that have far surpassed the traditional media."

Right on!

They're a little late to the party, but I'm glad you're getting the recognition you three deserve.

P.S. Nate, with his brilliant mind, gets my vote for the sexiest man alive!!!

Dave Barnes said...

@MatthewBlack

I started coming last Spring for the stats, but Sean and Brett's words and images have added so much to this website.

I think you are wrong. This site has grown because it has added Sean and Brett.

,dave

mary said...

Glad to know you guys will stick around after Election Day. I've really enjoyed having such a reliable source of comprehensive analysis during this circus.

That having been said, I hope y'all take a little vacation starting Wednesday. You're workaholics.

Thanks for making me sound smart when I talk to all my friends!

sam said...

an unbelievable site. the fair minded comments about threats to validity about one poll or another warmed my calloused stat-class fanny. i particularly appreciate the didactic asides for those of us who want more about weighting, biased sampling, etc. This site has been an constant companion during these troubled days. bravo

Avo said...

Nate, Sean, and Brett, your work is fantastic and demonstrates the bankruptcy of the MSM. They couldn't find a stat person to do some serious poll analysis? They couldn't send a reporter and photographer to field offices? (Actually, some of them did, but always with a "fairness" slant that never made it clear how unbalanced the ground games were.)

Again, wonderful work all around, and all the best from here on.

Jeff Johnson said...

You guys are a welcome destination for us political junkies!

Keep it up!

kilioopu said...

You have one awesome web site. And yes, Brett's photos blow me away. Sean's insights are great - he has a light touch of the gonzo in him - and some day I'd love to talk with Nate about giving a colloquium at my university (I'm a department chair at a Univeristy of California).

aaron said...

Just wanted to say thanks for all the great info and analysis. Glad to hear tomorrow isn't the last day of 538!

jillacarter said...

I'm so addicted to this site! I check it all day long. I have a huge crush on Nate!

Heath said...

I don't know how I would have made it through the past 2 months without this website. Thank you Five Thirty Eight!

Kris said...

Well, I can honestly say that after your help in getting through this ordeal, with my sanity intact, you have an audience for life.

Kurt said...

Brett's photos have been absolutely incredible. And I don't even have to mention Nate and Sean. I feel very connected to 538.

If nothing else my brief time here has taught me that there are other people out there with my bizarre amalgamation of interests - poker, baseball, and Obama.

Hi InkStain!

Paul Bradford said...

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Five Thirty Eight, Democratic Convention Watch and Green Papers have made this year's election completely enjoyable to me (the fact that Obama has done well hasn't hurt either).

I have my spreadsheet ready for tomorrow, not to see if Obama will win (that's a done deal) but to see how closely Nate's state-by-state predictions hold up.

Nate Silver, you have drastically improved the quality of our nation's discourse about the election. You can run for high office even if you're just a "Hockey Mom", but to be respected as an electoral maven you better have some smarts. Nate, you gots the smarts!

Nicole said...

It's been really great having your site around during the last few weeks; I'm so glad I heard about it and I made sure my friends checked it out. Keep it up after the election!

Kool Aid Man said...

Thanks, Nate, Sean, and Brett. I am Wisconsin born, Iowa bred, (born about 20 minutes away from Platteville, Brett's hometown, apparently). This site has been my constant companion. I sincerely hope it morphs into something else that is just as addictive (I need something to do here at work, people).

Highlights for me:

Watching Obama's win percentage go from the 40s to 97.x% Amazing.

The fantastic legs of that Hoosier girl at the field office (wow).

The On the Road series... very well done, insightful, and accompanied by great visuals.

Anyway, I voted early yesterday here in Madison, WI. I waited for 2.5 hrs to vote, the lines were huge. No one seemed to mind. The feeling in the air was one of hope... I saw a lot of smiles and quite a few people laughing and having a good time. One older Obama supporter was in line with a walker... quite amazing.

Also, kudos to the poll workers, they did a great job. They let a few handicapped people vote curbside, isn't that fantastic?

I only wish I had HDNet. :....(

fantsa. Fanta from South America (it is quite popular in Brazil where I lived for several years), OR my beautiful Brazilian wife.

Pat Kight said...

Sean and Brett put the human face on all those numbers. Making them part of this site was a brilliant move, and every "on the road" post reminds us that there are real, live people out there doing the hard work it takes to make change happen. Thank you all.

twodeadpoets said...

Last!?




wv lakedli - a laked nadie in the light

John said...

Great pictures, great commentary, keep it all up!

anonymous4me said...

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!

In 2000, my birthday fell between election day and the supreme court's appointment of Bush. What a nightmare. It continued in 2004.

Watching the mainstream media (at least until very recently) gave the impression that this election was competitive. I check 538 when I wake up, all day long, and before I go to bed. And it's helping me maintain the little sanity I have left. And I'm saving a fortune on therapy!

Thanks Nate, Sean, and Brett. Real patriotic Americans all. Peace!!

an0m0ly said...

Long time lurker, first time poster. I thank you three for educating a statistics/polling newbie into the wonderful, wacky, arcane world of the poll. FiveThirtyEight demonstrates the power of grassroots publication that was promised by Internet pundits almost a decade and a half ago.

You rawk.

My suggestion for the future: FiveThirtyEight International Edition. "Electoral Projections Done Right Around The World".

Craig said...

Nate, I'm a little disappointed in someone who so clearly has a grasp of cause/effect that you would attribute your site traffic increase to Brett's photos. Sure, they're a nice addition, bud don't you think that perhaps the fact that the election was getting closer and/or additional publicity you've received was actully more accountable for the increase?

Ashley said...

I am so glad to hear y'all will be around after the election. It's wonderful to have an intelligent alternative to all the Wonkette-style bullshit out there.

Beej said...

Chalk another up for Colbert. That's where I heard about this site!

Li said...

Nate, Sean and Brett, thank you for all you've done. Sean and Brett are the only ones reporting on the ground game nationwide and it has been fascinating and inspiring. Nate's analysis of the poll numbers has been illuminating and reassuring. In short, you guys rock. That is all.

Juris said...

I'd encourage y'all to try to incorporate some video in your remake of this site -- which can, in any case, use a makeover with improved layout, graphics, and space for ads! (Maybe Google will be interested in contributing to this, given the importance of this site and the fact that Google owns Blogger -- not to mention that Larry Page and Nate Silver both attended the same high school!)

BTW/ Nate appeared on D.L. Hughley last weekend, and you can watch the segment here.

Jesús said...

Thanks a lot for your effort, guys. You have been contributing to this anxiety that every junkie of this election feels. Tomorrow will be the great test!!

Greekgeek said...

Mostly-lurker saying thanks for all your hard work! A livejournal link from a politically-informed friend sent me here in August. I didn't stop by much at first, but in the last month it's helped me cope with pre-election anxieties. (Yes, I'm yet another victim of HangingChad-Dieboldphobia.)

I obviously need to find out where Nate lurks during baseball season -- BP, I assume!


revir -- Aw revir, Sarah Palin's attempt to say goodbye to Fake Sarkozy with an accent only slightly more phony.

zozie said...

I find it interesting how you all work together. Often commenters mix you up. A real team.

I am going to assume that after dark - is an attempt at humor.

Say it ain't so ... Sean.

PS: Getting onto the MSM with the descriptor: poll analyst and pornographer - it just doesn't work.

blinci: an Italian yiddish delicacy.

gigi strom said...

I first read about this site in the Times not long ago -- part of your jump in views could be from that. But I think that as the election closes in, more and more of us are coming back many times a day for updates.
Thank you for combining clear, transparent analysis of statistics with good writing -- it is a rare breed that can do so! I appreciate the fact that you don't hide your opinions, but don't twist the data to uphold your opinions.

Keep up the good work! If you publish a book, I'll buy it! I would particularly love to see the data in the state summaries presented side by side, along with actual final voting results.

Dustin said...

Actually, what originally attracted me to your site was your appearance on The Colbert Report. I checked out your site, liked it, and have directed probably 10 others to it. They liked it and did the same. I think your appearance on The Report did alot.

Juris said...

Books: there are at least 2, possibly 3 in what you guys have done.

(1) Nate's story of "538": either a personal narrative of how he built the model and became a "celebrity" polling analyst; OR a more analytical book along the lines of Baseball Between the Numbers, in which he addresses issues of polling, Bradley effects, forecasting, etc. etc. Book title: FiveThirtyEight.

(2) A coffee-table "On the Road" book featuring above all Brett's photos with a narrative to accompany it.

(3) A more analytic book giving more emphasis to the text than the photos but also including selective photos. Basically, the Kerouac approach or, in my rendition, something more akin to Robert Pirsig's "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Mainteance" focusing on the inner workings of the ground game. That would be a good title: "Ground Game."

For #2 and #3 if you could find yourself a really good, thoroughly professional editor, and work with a major press, you could do both by working with your existing texts. Whether you could do it by Xmas is questionable, given productime time, but hey why not Inauguration Day?

wv: tdnestr

washerdreyer said...

Commerce/Bike-based

Does anyone know what this means?

2much2lose said...

well, let's not forgot Nate's television appearances. I'm sure that's what has really increased traffic. Not to say that the pics aren't good.

kjk said...

"32.18 million pageviews"

I feel like I am responsible for 1/2 of this number

tim said...

The pleasure is entirely ours. I can't wait for your final day updates and I'm looking forward to the future goodies. You guys rock!

Kurt said...

washerdreyer said...

Commerce/Bike-based

Does anyone know what this means?


"Commerce" and "The Bike" are two of the largest poker-rooms in Los Angeles.

The Religious Left said...

This is the best site by far.

just don't forget the little people who've decorated your site with comments, much like scrolling on the Temple at Black Rock City, which, I hear is heavily in favor of BHO...

Ed said...

I would like to QFT Dustin from around noon.
Colbert plus being a baseball fan really piqued my interest in this site. Nice work. The people I have referenced this to enjoy it as well.

John said...

Bex of Ambridge...
Here is an interactive map of your village:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/archers/map/
Give it up. What is the name of your abode?

twoheadedboy said...

Anyone else find this site through XKCD? http://xkcd.com/477/

rone said...

Correlation is not causation, you jerks!

BP said...

I believe Commerce is also the name of an area of L.A., where a lot of people don't know poker is actually legal, and features probably the best games in the world (by which I mean softest, but also a lot of super tough pros). The two biggest cardrooms are the Commerce Casino (the biggest in the world) and the Bicycle Casino (also quite large).

mbayli1 said...

Nate/Sean -
Where do I sign up for the porn? As long as you keep Marty taking such tasteful picss, you're sure to succeed.

In all seriousness, thank you for all of your tireless efforts. Very impressed with the objectiveness and accuracy.

The Management said...

Brett's got a fantastic eye and the writing has helped me put my 12 and 14-hour days in context as I get ready to G O T fucking V.

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. AFSCME.

You think labor doesn't swing elections? I and a driver knocked out 80 doors today, even as I had to recut turf on the fly with a pen.

Getting up early to test Lemoyne's electioneering statute enforcement with a 2XL AFSCME for OBAMA shirt. Green, of course.

Eight points isn't enough. I'm gonna kill myself all day tomorrow until the polls close. Win every hour, every fucking vote, etc.

The last references Joe Trippi freaking out during the last days of Dean in Iowa. He grabbed a young teenage Deaniac's arm and spazzed out about the paramount importance of getting every fucking vote. Even though he was right, it was creepy. The volunteen told me about it on a van somewhere in Iowa.

private pinay said...

Congratulations, Nate, Brett and Sean

Missy said...

Great work, folks! I'll admit, I found you through the photos. I'm loving it all!!!

Good luck tomorrow...

Jason said...

The photos are spectacular, yes, but correlation does not imply causation... :)

I found you guys through multiple mentions by Keith Olbermann on Countdown.

Great work, and I look forward to seeing your methods vindicated within the next, oh, 15 hours or so! :)

DanS said...

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