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when I was preparing my slides my first

when I was preparing my slides my first slide looked like this and I thought

slide looked like this and I thought

slide looked like this and I thought well that’s the good news right away so

well that’s the good news right away so

well that’s the good news right away so let’s just get that out of the way well

let’s just get that out of the way well

let’s just get that out of the way well that didn’t exactly happen as we know

that didn’t exactly happen as we know

that didn’t exactly happen as we know and I was shocked I mean I was shocked

and I was shocked I mean I was shocked

and I was shocked I mean I was shocked about the course American politics is

about the course American politics is

about the course American politics is taking by what is also shocked because I

taking by what is also shocked because I

taking by what is also shocked because I am doing election forecasting and

am doing election forecasting and

am doing election forecasting and together with three American colleagues

together with three American colleagues

together with three American colleagues we are running this website called the

we are running this website called the

we are running this website called the Polly vote where we are predicting the

Polly vote where we are predicting the

Polly vote where we are predicting the outcome of this election and we expected

outcome of this election and we expected

outcome of this election and we expected that Hillary Clinton would win the

that Hillary Clinton would win the

that Hillary Clinton would win the popular vote which she ended up winning

popular vote which she ended up winning

popular vote which she ended up winning and we were within the margin of error

and we were within the margin of error

and we were within the margin of error but who cares right we predicted her to

but who cares right we predicted her to

but who cares right we predicted her to also win the electoral college and

also win the electoral college and

also win the electoral college and that’s how Americans decide who the

that’s how Americans decide who the

that’s how Americans decide who the president is and there was actually a

president is and there was actually a

president is and there was actually a very well humbling experience and it was

very well humbling experience and it was

very well humbling experience and it was a big mistake but we weren’t the only

a big mistake but we weren’t the only

a big mistake but we weren’t the only ones pretty much everyone who was doing

ones pretty much everyone who was doing

ones pretty much everyone who was doing electoral college predictions got it

electoral college predictions got it

electoral college predictions got it wrong now to be fair somewhere a little

wrong now to be fair somewhere a little

wrong now to be fair somewhere a little bit more conservative from Clinton’s

bit more conservative from Clinton’s

bit more conservative from Clinton’s chances than others but the consensus

chances than others but the consensus

chances than others but the consensus really was that she is going to win this

really was that she is going to win this

really was that she is going to win this and even people in the Trump campaign

and even people in the Trump campaign

and even people in the Trump campaign didn’t have a clue that they really have

didn’t have a clue that they really have

didn’t have a clue that they really have a chance of this so the question really

a chance of this so the question really

a chance of this so the question really is what went wrong with the predictions

is what went wrong with the predictions

is what went wrong with the predictions now many people now blame the polls but

now many people now blame the polls but

now many people now blame the polls but actually if you look at the national

actually if you look at the national

actually if you look at the national polls for example they were pretty good

polls for example they were pretty good

polls for example they were pretty good the error was actually lower than it was

the error was actually lower than it was

the error was actually lower than it was in 2012 but nobody paid attention

in 2012 but nobody paid attention

in 2012 but nobody paid attention because it didn’t matter the problem

because it didn’t matter the problem

because it didn’t matter the problem this year was that we had large error in

this year was that we had large error in

this year was that we had large error in some states that ended up being decisive

some states that ended up being decisive

some states that ended up being decisive for the outcome of this election

for the outcome of this election

for the outcome of this election particular Pennsylvania Wisconsin and

particular Pennsylvania Wisconsin and

particular Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Michigan now to be honest it’s still too

Michigan now to be honest it’s still too

Michigan now to be honest it’s still too early to say what exactly went wrong we

early to say what exactly went wrong we

early to say what exactly went wrong we know that polls doing polls is difficult

know that polls doing polls is difficult

know that polls doing polls is difficult it’s harder and harder to reach people

it’s harder and harder to reach people

it’s harder and harder to reach people it’s harder and harder to get people to

it’s harder and harder to get people to

it’s harder and harder to get people to respond to polls in the first place and

respond to polls in the first place and

respond to polls in the first place and you really have a problem if certain

you really have a problem if certain

you really have a problem if certain demographic groups that tend maybe

demographic groups that tend maybe

demographic groups that tend maybe towards a certain candidate don’t

towards a certain candidate don’t

towards a certain candidate don’t respond to polls at all now it looks

respond to polls at all now it looks

respond to polls at all now it looks like this is what kind of happened it’s

like this is what kind of happened it’s

like this is what kind of happened it’s when you don’t have a representative

when you don’t have a representative

when you don’t have a representative it’s really hard to model the electorate

it’s really hard to model the electorate

it’s really hard to model the electorate and what we think what happened is that

and what we think what happened is that

and what we think what happened is that the pollsters underestimated the turnout

the pollsters underestimated the turnout

the pollsters underestimated the turnout for Trump from white voters with other

for Trump from white voters with other

for Trump from white voters with other college education and on the other hand

college education and on the other hand

college education and on the other hand over a stood Clinton support among

over a stood Clinton support among

over a stood Clinton support among different demographic groups and there

different demographic groups and there

different demographic groups and there was also big uncertainty about the share

was also big uncertainty about the share

was also big uncertainty about the share of undecided voters who appear to have

of undecided voters who appear to have

of undecided voters who appear to have broken towards Donald Trump very late in

broken towards Donald Trump very late in

broken towards Donald Trump very late in the campaign but it wasn’t just the

the campaign but it wasn’t just the

the campaign but it wasn’t just the polls and I think we can learn a lot by

polls and I think we can learn a lot by

polls and I think we can learn a lot by looking at other forecasts and how they

looking at other forecasts and how they

looking at other forecasts and how they failed to learn about what we didn’t

failed to learn about what we didn’t

failed to learn about what we didn’t understand about this election so I’ve

understand about this election so I’ve

understand about this election so I’ve been involved in election forecasting

been involved in election forecasting

been involved in election forecasting for almost eight years now I was a

for almost eight years now I was a

for almost eight years now I was a visiting scholar at the University of

visiting scholar at the University of

visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania where Weber Scott Armstrong

Pennsylvania where Weber Scott Armstrong

Pennsylvania where Weber Scott Armstrong who is one of the leading force

who is one of the leading force

who is one of the leading force researchers in in forecasting and he got

researchers in in forecasting and he got

researchers in in forecasting and he got me involved in the Pali Road project and

me involved in the Pali Road project and

me involved in the Pali Road project and the idea of this project was to use

the idea of this project was to use

the idea of this project was to use findings from forecasting research and

findings from forecasting research and

findings from forecasting research and applied them to election forecasting and

applied them to election forecasting and

applied them to election forecasting and demonstrate that they work because what

demonstrate that they work because what

demonstrate that they work because what we do you can use it for other problems

we do you can use it for other problems

we do you can use it for other problems as well so one major finding in

as well so one major finding in

as well so one major finding in forecasting research over the last 50

forecasting research over the last 50

forecasting research over the last 50 years is actually to not put too much

years is actually to not put too much

years is actually to not put too much faith in any single forecasts instead

faith in any single forecasts instead

faith in any single forecasts instead what you should do is you should combine

what you should do is you should combine

what you should do is you should combine forecasts from many different sources

forecasts from many different sources

forecasts from many different sources different methods that use different

different methods that use different

different methods that use different information and that is the principle

information and that is the principle

information and that is the principle that we rely upon in the Pali vote now

that we rely upon in the Pali vote now

that we rely upon in the Pali vote now how can we predict elections probably

how can we predict elections probably

how can we predict elections probably most of you now think well election

most of you now think well election

most of you now think well election forecasting that’sthat’s polling right

forecasting that’sthat’s polling right

forecasting that’sthat’s polling right and by the way we are not pollsters

and by the way we are not pollsters

and by the way we are not pollsters there’s many more methods some of which

there’s many more methods some of which

there’s many more methods some of which are older than polling so before the

are older than polling so before the

are older than polling so before the days of polling people would rely on

days of polling people would rely on

days of polling people would rely on other people’s expectations and that’s

other people’s expectations and that’s

other people’s expectations and that’s what we do as well so we reach out to

what we do as well so we reach out to

what we do as well so we reach out to experts and ask them it’s political

experts and ask them it’s political

experts and ask them it’s political scientists across the country and we ask

scientists across the country and we ask

scientists across the country and we ask them to provide us the forecasts of the

them to provide us the forecasts of the

them to provide us the forecasts of the election outcome and you would think

election outcome and you would think

election outcome and you would think that experts have knowledge about how to

that experts have knowledge about how to

that experts have knowledge about how to read polls they know that polls have

read polls they know that polls have

read polls they know that polls have errors but they should be able to kind

errors but they should be able to kind

errors but they should be able to kind of tell you in which direction the arrow

of tell you in which direction the arrow

of tell you in which direction the arrow is and move the forecasts into the right

is and move the forecasts into the right

is and move the forecasts into the right direction

direction

direction now this hasn’t really happened in 2016

now this hasn’t really happened in 2016

now this hasn’t really happened in 2016 the chart that you see up there shows

the chart that you see up there shows

the chart that you see up there shows you the error of the experts in

you the error of the experts in

you the error of the experts in historical elections on the left and in

historical elections on the left and in

historical elections on the left and in this election on the right and it shows

this election on the right and it shows

this election on the right and it shows you that in this election the era was

you that in this election the era was

you that in this election the era was much higher and what happened is is that

much higher and what happened is is that

much higher and what happened is is that the expert actually thought that the

the expert actually thought that the

the expert actually thought that the polls are under estimating Clinton now

polls are under estimating Clinton now

polls are under estimating Clinton now this might sound crazy now but there was

this might sound crazy now but there was

this might sound crazy now but there was lots of talk about you know good early

lots of talk about you know good early

lots of talk about you know good early voting numbers for Clinton that Trump

voting numbers for Clinton that Trump

voting numbers for Clinton that Trump didn’t really have a turnout game or a

didn’t really have a turnout game or a

didn’t really have a turnout game or a good ground game so you could find all

good ground game so you could find all

good ground game so you could find all these pieces of evidence but there was

these pieces of evidence but there was

these pieces of evidence but there was also evidence to the contrary such as

also evidence to the contrary such as

also evidence to the contrary such as large share of undecided voters lots of

large share of undecided voters lots of

large share of undecided voters lots of uncertainty it looks like there might

uncertainty it looks like there might

uncertainty it looks like there might have been some wishful thinking going on

have been some wishful thinking going on

have been some wishful thinking going on by the experts who tend to be more

by the experts who tend to be more

by the experts who tend to be more liberal and maybe they just wanted their

liberal and maybe they just wanted their

liberal and maybe they just wanted their forecasts to be true and therefore

forecasts to be true and therefore

forecasts to be true and therefore focused on information that they

focused on information that they

focused on information that they supported it another method that we use

supported it another method that we use

supported it another method that we use are so-called prediction markets on

are so-called prediction markets on

are so-called prediction markets on these markets people bet on the outcome

these markets people bet on the outcome

these markets people bet on the outcome of the elections that is real money at

of the elections that is real money at

of the elections that is real money at stake this has a very long history goes

stake this has a very long history goes

stake this has a very long history goes back to the 19th century in the United

back to the 19th century in the United

back to the 19th century in the United States it has a very good track record

States it has a very good track record

States it has a very good track record in this election the prediction markets

in this election the prediction markets

in this election the prediction markets were really far off as you can see in

were really far off as you can see in

were really far off as you can see in the chart the error was about five times

the chart the error was about five times

the chart the error was about five times higher than it used to be in previous

higher than it used to be in previous

higher than it used to be in previous elections now the question is why is

elections now the question is why is

elections now the question is why is that we still have to analyze but it

that we still have to analyze but it

that we still have to analyze but it looks a lot that it depends on who

looks a lot that it depends on who

looks a lot that it depends on who participates in these markets we know

participates in these markets we know

participates in these markets we know from prior research that that’s people

from prior research that that’s people

from prior research that that’s people who tend to be highly educated they tend

who tend to be highly educated they tend

who tend to be highly educated they tend to be wealthier tend to be politically

to be wealthier tend to be politically

to be wealthier tend to be politically engaged and and interested so it’s a

engaged and and interested so it’s a

engaged and and interested so it’s a very special group of the demographic

very special group of the demographic

very special group of the demographic group as the more elite group of society

group as the more elite group of society

group as the more elite group of society and it to me this kind of shows that

and it to me this kind of shows that

and it to me this kind of shows that these people they just couldn’t imagine

these people they just couldn’t imagine

these people they just couldn’t imagine that other so many people would vote for

that other so many people would vote for

that other so many people would vote for Donald Trump’s or the dramatically

Donald Trump’s or the dramatically

Donald Trump’s or the dramatically overestimated Clinton’s vulture it kind

overestimated Clinton’s vulture it kind

overestimated Clinton’s vulture it kind of shows us also a little bit about the

of shows us also a little bit about the

of shows us also a little bit about the deep polarization in the country the

deep polarization in the country the

deep polarization in the country the next method is my favorite method

next method is my favorite method

next method is my favorite method because it’s so simple instead of asking

because it’s so simple instead of asking

because it’s so simple instead of asking people who you’re going to vote for ask

people who you’re going to vote for ask

people who you’re going to vote for ask them who is going to win this question

them who is going to win this question

them who is going to win this question has existed since the 1930s but it’s

has existed since the 1930s but it’s

has existed since the 1930s but it’s often overlooked

often overlooked

often overlooked this is the most accurate method that we

this is the most accurate method that we

this is the most accurate method that we have to predict election outcomes

have to predict election outcomes

have to predict election outcomes unfortunately it’s not asked that often

unfortunately it’s not asked that often

unfortunately it’s not asked that often impulse and we only have data for the

impulse and we only have data for the

impulse and we only have data for the national level it would have been good

national level it would have been good

national level it would have been good to see this for some really critical

to see this for some really critical

to see this for some really critical state of swing states what the voters

state of swing states what the voters

state of swing states what the voters would have think thought in states such

would have think thought in states such

would have think thought in states such as Pennsylvania and then of course you

as Pennsylvania and then of course you

as Pennsylvania and then of course you know 1930s we saw the rise of scientific

know 1930s we saw the rise of scientific

know 1930s we saw the rise of scientific polling and polls have era we knew that

polling and polls have era we knew that

polling and polls have era we knew that polls had big errors like this one in

polls had big errors like this one in

polls had big errors like this one in 1948 the 2016 error will be big in some

1948 the 2016 error will be big in some

1948 the 2016 error will be big in some states but there has also been some

states but there has also been some

states but there has also been some excellent work on how to improve upon

excellent work on how to improve upon

excellent work on how to improve upon the accuracy of polls which is by again

the accuracy of polls which is by again

the accuracy of polls which is by again combining combining forecasts so we can

combining combining forecasts so we can

combining combining forecasts so we can reduce the error of polls and these

reduce the error of polls and these

reduce the error of polls and these methods to work really well

methods to work really well

methods to work really well another group of methods that we use are

another group of methods that we use are

another group of methods that we use are so-called political economy models these

so-called political economy models these

so-called political economy models these models are based on the idea that voting

models are based on the idea that voting

models are based on the idea that voting is retrospective so voters look back

is retrospective so voters look back

is retrospective so voters look back they look at well how well has the

they look at well how well has the

they look at well how well has the president done his job in particular in

president done his job in particular in

president done his job in particular in hanging the economy so they use economic

hanging the economy so they use economic

hanging the economy so they use economic indicators and they also lose use

indicators and they also lose use

indicators and they also lose use factors such as the electoral cycle

factors such as the electoral cycle

factors such as the electoral cycle because we know from history that

because we know from history that

because we know from history that Americans after a while they won’t

Americans after a while they won’t

Americans after a while they won’t change in who is leading the government

change in who is leading the government

change in who is leading the government and if you use these factors you can

and if you use these factors you can

and if you use these factors you can make a prediction about future elections

make a prediction about future elections

make a prediction about future elections and ironically this method provided the

and ironically this method provided the

and ironically this method provided the most accurate predictions in this

most accurate predictions in this

most accurate predictions in this election and I’m saying ironically

election and I’m saying ironically

election and I’m saying ironically because first of all it doesn’t have a

because first of all it doesn’t have a

because first of all it doesn’t have a very great track record and second of

very great track record and second of

very great track record and second of all many of these models assume that the

all many of these models assume that the

all many of these models assume that the candidates play no role for the outcome

candidates play no role for the outcome

candidates play no role for the outcome of the election which is completely

of the election which is completely

of the election which is completely counterintuitive when you look at how

counterintuitive when you look at how

counterintuitive when you look at how candidate focused this election was and

candidate focused this election was and

candidate focused this election was and then the final group of methods that we

then the final group of methods that we

then the final group of methods that we have in contrast look specifically about

have in contrast look specifically about

have in contrast look specifically about what impact do campaigns have on the

what impact do campaigns have on the

what impact do campaigns have on the election outcome so they try to measure

election outcome so they try to measure

election outcome so they try to measure for example how voters perceive the

for example how voters perceive the

for example how voters perceive the candidates on handling the issues facing

candidates on handling the issues facing

candidates on handling the issues facing the country these models again failed

the country these models again failed

the country these models again failed badly and they overestimated Clinton

badly and they overestimated Clinton

badly and they overestimated Clinton which she was favored in many issues

which she was favored in many issues

which she was favored in many issues which might also tell us something about

which might also tell us something about

which might also tell us something about maybe a

maybe a

maybe a of media coverage about which issues are

of media coverage about which issues are

of media coverage about which issues are really important and who might be a

really important and who might be a

really important and who might be a better candidate to solve them so what

better candidate to solve them so what

better candidate to solve them so what we know from prior research in

we know from prior research in

we know from prior research in forecasting from elections but also in

forecasting from elections but also in

forecasting from elections but also in other fields is that the accuracy of

other fields is that the accuracy of

other fields is that the accuracy of different methods varies a lot over time

different methods varies a lot over time

different methods varies a lot over time and we see it again in 2016 methods that

and we see it again in 2016 methods that

and we see it again in 2016 methods that have worked well in the past don’t

have worked well in the past don’t

have worked well in the past don’t necessarily work well in the future we

necessarily work well in the future we

necessarily work well in the future we saw that with prediction markets this

saw that with prediction markets this

saw that with prediction markets this time and we seed with political economy

time and we seed with political economy

time and we seed with political economy models as well who did not do well in

models as well who did not do well in

models as well who did not do well in previous elections but really have done

previous elections but really have done

previous elections but really have done well now well what does this mean the

well now well what does this mean the

well now well what does this mean the point is that it’s really difficult to

point is that it’s really difficult to

point is that it’s really difficult to predict which method will be the most

predict which method will be the most

predict which method will be the most accurate for predicting a particular

accurate for predicting a particular

accurate for predicting a particular event if you would have asked me before

event if you would have asked me before

event if you would have asked me before the election which method is most likely

the election which method is most likely

the election which method is most likely wrong I would have probably picked

wrong I would have probably picked

wrong I would have probably picked political economy models simply because

political economy models simply because

political economy models simply because not a good track record and assume that

not a good track record and assume that

not a good track record and assume that candidates don’t really play a role so

candidates don’t really play a role so

candidates don’t really play a role so it’s not really the conditions under

it’s not really the conditions under

it’s not really the conditions under which you would assume this method to

which you would assume this method to

which you would assume this method to work I would have been proved really

work I would have been proved really

work I would have been proved really wrong and that’s of course the reason

wrong and that’s of course the reason

wrong and that’s of course the reason why the principle of combining works

why the principle of combining works

why the principle of combining works because if you use all this information

because if you use all this information

because if you use all this information that’s out there and you put it into one

that’s out there and you put it into one

that’s out there and you put it into one forecast you usually have the effect

forecast you usually have the effect

forecast you usually have the effect that you use more information and second

that you use more information and second

that you use more information and second of all usually the error of the

of all usually the error of the

of all usually the error of the different methods cancel out because

different methods cancel out because

different methods cancel out because usually methods have errors but in

usually methods have errors but in

usually methods have errors but in different directions

different directions

different directions now the problem this year was that most

now the problem this year was that most

now the problem this year was that most of these methods had the same error in

of these methods had the same error in

of these methods had the same error in the same direction most of the methods

the same direction most of the methods

the same direction most of the methods overestimated Clinton’s share and many

overestimated Clinton’s share and many

overestimated Clinton’s share and many of the methods overestimated it by a lot

of the methods overestimated it by a lot

of the methods overestimated it by a lot and this is of course the situation when

and this is of course the situation when

and this is of course the situation when combining cannot work as well it still

combining cannot work as well it still

combining cannot work as well it still does as well as the typical forecasts

does as well as the typical forecasts

does as well as the typical forecasts and it prevents you from making really

and it prevents you from making really

and it prevents you from making really large errors by picking a poor

large errors by picking a poor

large errors by picking a poor prediction but it cannot be as good as

prediction but it cannot be as good as

prediction but it cannot be as good as the best forecasts but that’s not what

the best forecasts but that’s not what

the best forecasts but that’s not what combining forecast claims the claim is

combining forecast claims the claim is

combining forecast claims the claim is that if you do it over and over again

that if you do it over and over again

that if you do it over and over again not just for one election over and over

not just for one election over and over

not just for one election over and over again you will have the effect because

again you will have the effect because

again you will have the effect because all the other methods vary in the

all the other methods vary in the

all the other methods vary in the accuracy that you will get a really

accuracy that you will get a really

accuracy that you will get a really accurate prediction and again it

accurate prediction and again it

accurate prediction and again it protects you from large errors

protects you from large errors

protects you from large errors and I think another big benefit is

and I think another big benefit is

and I think another big benefit is because we aggregate all this

because we aggregate all this

because we aggregate all this information we really have it in front

information we really have it in front

information we really have it in front of us and I think that’s the biggest

of us and I think that’s the biggest

of us and I think that’s the biggest puzzle about this election that the

puzzle about this election that the

puzzle about this election that the experts and the betting markets which

experts and the betting markets which

experts and the betting markets which are also self selected experts they bet

are also self selected experts they bet

are also self selected experts they bet money on their information they really

money on their information they really

money on their information they really missed what’s going on and some of the

missed what’s going on and some of the

missed what’s going on and some of the information was there so I think it’s

information was there so I think it’s

information was there so I think it’s not really a lack of polling accuracy

not really a lack of polling accuracy

not really a lack of polling accuracy this time it was really a failure of

this time it was really a failure of

this time it was really a failure of pundits and maybe also the media because

pundits and maybe also the media because

pundits and maybe also the media because the media there were models that say

the media there were models that say

the media there were models that say like look the electoral cycle is

like look the electoral cycle is

like look the electoral cycle is important look the economy’s an

important look the economy’s an

important look the economy’s an important factor

important factor

important factor look there is lots of undecided voters

look there is lots of undecided voters

look there is lots of undecided voters that could have been an important factor

that could have been an important factor

that could have been an important factor to point out and it hadn’t happen so

to point out and it hadn’t happen so

to point out and it hadn’t happen so niels bohr once famously said prediction

niels bohr once famously said prediction

niels bohr once famously said prediction is very difficult especially if it’s

is very difficult especially if it’s

is very difficult especially if it’s about the future forecasting is not an

about the future forecasting is not an

about the future forecasting is not an exact science they will get better and I

exact science they will get better and I

exact science they will get better and I think the 2016 failure will ignite a lot

think the 2016 failure will ignite a lot

think the 2016 failure will ignite a lot of new research we’re already thinking

of new research we’re already thinking

of new research we’re already thinking about what we can do better of course

about what we can do better of course

about what we can do better of course we’re thinking about how to maybe

we’re thinking about how to maybe

we’re thinking about how to maybe combine our forecast in a different way

combine our forecast in a different way

combine our forecast in a different way or how to challenge experts that they

or how to challenge experts that they

or how to challenge experts that they also can kind of consider contradictory

also can kind of consider contradictory

also can kind of consider contradictory information and I know there’s a lot of

information and I know there’s a lot of

information and I know there’s a lot of work now in the polling industry to

work now in the polling industry to

work now in the polling industry to really figure out what happened and how

really figure out what happened and how

really figure out what happened and how to improve but there will always be a

to improve but there will always be a

to improve but there will always be a random component of error and maybe the

random component of error and maybe the

random component of error and maybe the FBI letter about Clinton’s emails was

FBI letter about Clinton’s emails was

FBI letter about Clinton’s emails was some sort of random October Surprise

some sort of random October Surprise

some sort of random October Surprise that really had an effect on the outcome

that really had an effect on the outcome

that really had an effect on the outcome of the election we don’t know but the

of the election we don’t know but the

of the election we don’t know but the point is don’t take the forecast too

point is don’t take the forecast too

point is don’t take the forecast too seriously don’t don’t take them for

seriously don’t don’t take them for

seriously don’t don’t take them for granted don’t take them as an insurance

granted don’t take them as an insurance

granted don’t take them as an insurance not to go to vote or as an excuse not to

not to go to vote or as an excuse not to

not to go to vote or as an excuse not to go to vote don’t rely on us to predict

go to vote don’t rely on us to predict

go to vote don’t rely on us to predict the future but rather shape the future

the future but rather shape the future

the future but rather shape the future by going out and vote thank you

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