Pic: 2:20 am Wednesday - After picking all 50 states correctly in Trump vs. Harris, President John Pudner saw US Sen. candidate Eric Hovde in Madison. Pudner brought his best election lawyer from Alabama - who was at Central Count in Milwaukee at the same time.
Based on the New York Times forecast, our President John Pudner’s prediction of a 312-226 Trump win including the prediction he would win all seven swing states was correct.
Pudner was back on Fox News Radio as their national election analyst as, despite Nate Silver picking Kamala Harris to win 270-268, Pudner doubled down in other posts as well as this Election-eve interview in PJ Media in which the host asked if Trump could win more than the 312 Pudner had predicted. Pudner stated Minnesota would be the next closest to a Trump, win but would not go Republican until 2028. In fact, Pudner was correct, as Minnesota was the next closest state with Trump losing by less than 5 percent.
Pudner twice picked 48 of 50 states correctly more recently in 2016, when the only two misses were picking Trump would win Colorado and lose Pennsylvania. He correctly picked Joe Biden’s 2020 win, but did not choose states, and had this to say in this interview predicting the 312-226 result of last night’s election:
“Here in Wisconsin, the Democrats were outvoting Republicans early pretty substantially (in 2020). It’s 50/33 Republican right now. Even in Pennsylvania, a state where Philadelphia is such a machine, Democrats are 29% ahead on early vote, but they were 50% ahead in 2020. It’s just the trend, it’s not an exact formula, and if you have found a way to motivate your people logistically because they’re fired up to vote early, then logically, you’re going to have the same kind of advantage on Election day, and that’s why I really feel confident on this one. I think it’s gonna be a landslide of 1%, 2%, and 3% wins, but I think it could be an electoral landslide. 312 is very reasonable.”
While our entire team worked to oversee the delivery of more than 400,000 candidate comparisons in Eric Hovde’s race, the only regret of the night was seeing Eric Hovde at 2:20am, just weeks after noting we simply couldn't find a donor for the labor to deliver lit to the final 117,000 conservatives we thought needed to be turned out in a race, possibly resulting in a loss as Baldwin claimed a win in after taking a late 0.8 percent lead.
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