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Split Ticket

A data-driven forecast model. It is now published through The Argument.

Owner: Split Ticket / The Argument

Method: Probabilistic model that uses its own likely-voter polling; it is more skeptical of prediction markets than some peers.

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Disclosure

Split Ticket's model is published through The Argument, where Split Ticket cofounder Lakshya Jain is Director of Political Data.

Basis: 270toWin write-up of the model. Checked 2026-10-15. Read the document

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A model combines polls, past results, fundraising and other fundamentals into a probability for each race, then adds them up for control of the House. Two good models can disagree because they weight those inputs differently.

Best for: a consistent, repeatable estimate. Weak for: late shocks the inputs have not yet captured.

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