And psychotic.
THS,
Good read and analysis here by Larry Sabato - one of my favorites to follow. He has had the best accuracy rating since 2004 with these races. Rarely does his miss. Puts a lot into what he predicts and does his own polling. I put his and Scott Rasmussen's work above any polls pedaled by the media.
http://www.centerforpolitics.org/crystalball/And before anyone accuses him of bias, he actually worked with a democrat politician in his limited time working with political campaigns. He seems as neutral as it gets. Also predicted Obama in 12 when many had Romney practically moving into the White House a month before the election. He's not saying Trump will win or even is winning, but he is saying its very close. Much closer than it was. And trending in Trump's direction. Its the trajectory you have to keep your eye on with this one. If it continues, Trump will turn more "lean demo" states to toss ups, or toss ups to "lean gop".
In July 2008, Crystal Ball correctly projected that Barack Obama would win the presidency in a near-landslide.[11] Sabato predicted a 364–174 margin in the Electoral College, as well as the popular vote percentages.[12] The prediction was merely one point off the mark, with the actual result on November 4, 2008 being Obama 365 and McCain 173. (It did not predict an Obama win in Nebraska's 2nd congressional district.) Crystal Ball also accurately predicted 100% of all 35 Senate races, and 11 gubernatorial races correctly.
In November 2010, Crystal Ball projected that Republicans would pick up 55 seats in the House of Representatives.[14] The Republicans picked up 63 House seats. It predicted a pickup of 8 seats in the Senate for Republicans.[15] The Republicans picked up 6 Senate seats.[16]
In 2012, Crystal Ball projected that Obama would win the presidency with 290 electoral votes to 248 for Romney; there would be no change in partisan makeup of the Senate, with Democrats at 53 and Republicans at 47; and Democrats would pick up 3 seats in the House of Representatives, for a result of 239 Republicans and 196 Democrats.[17]