Confessions of an Elections Analyst – Roll Call

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Confessions of an Elections Analyst

By Nathan L. Gonzales

Posted November 2, 2018 at 5:52pm

By Nathan L. Gonzales and Thomas McKinless

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Nathan L. Gonzales knows exactly what’s going to happen on Election Day. Sort of. Maybe. Kinda. Maybe not. After nearly two years of analyzing data and polling trends from hundreds of races, Roll Call’s elections analyst thinks he has a pretty good sense of where things could go on November 6th and beyond, but after the 2016 election it’s impossible to rule anything out. [ ]

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