Princeton Election Consortium

SUMMARY

This extension puts an icon in your browser that, when clicked, will show you the up-to-the-minute status of the election(s) being tracked by Dr. Sam Wang's Princeton Election Consortium Meta-Analysis. - Link to most recent blog post by Dr. Wang - When the meta analysis was last updated - Projected Democratic and Republican totals (votes, Senate seats, etc) - Popular Vote Meta-margin - Prediction of November election outcome - Current graphic aids, which may include meta-analysis history for the campaign, an electoral map, and win scenario histogram. - Hover your mouse pointer over the icon to see a condensed summary. Neither this extension nor its author are affiliated with Princeton University, the Princeton Election Consortium, or Dr. Sam Wang. Changelog: 10/01/2016 - Fix 'undefined' in title text 07/11/2016 - Update location of map image again 07/05/2016 - Update location of banner and map image 06/14/2016 - Update graph and map images, update background refresh interval to 8 hours, update URL of output summary 09/05/2014 - Updated to work with 2014 Senate race 09/26/2014 - Badge text now properly handles GOP meta-margin lead 09/29/2014 - Badge text now condensed to fit better 10/13/2014 - Bugfix for meta-margin for badge (something changed at PEC) 03/01/2015 - Update to show Obama net approva/disapprove graph. Drop "More" info from footer.

The latest version of Princeton Election Consortium is available on the Chrome web and is currently being used by 42 active users. The initial version was launched on 2016-10-01.

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