Description: The University of Texas Electoral College Study: New research examining the long-run statistical properties of the EC.
What is the probability that the popular vote winner will lose the Presidency?
How likely is it that courts, not voters, will decide the Presidency?
Simulations based on historical data reveal that inversions are more likely than previously understood. in · ver · sion (noun) 1. mismatch between the candidate who wins the popular vote and the candidate who wins the election, esp. in US Presidential races: Hey, isn't it weird that we keep having inversions? There have been four times when the winner of the Presidency did not receive the most votes: 1876, 1888, 2000, and 2016. What has been unclear until now is how often we should expect these electoral in