Endnu engang har aftenens dækning på både TV2 og DR afsløret eklatant mangel på statistisk kundskab i prognosemageriet. Jammerlig justering af demografi/geografi i de første prognoser.

Så vidt jeg kan regne kommer Mette meget meget tæt på 90 mandater

#dkpol #dkmedier
Særligt justeringen af Danmarksdemokraterne var helt helt off. Exit-poll på lige omkring 7% er ikke helt skæv
Deres fejljustering af Danmarksdemokraterne er så pinagtig, at jeg mangler ord. Deres første prognoser kommer til at ramme 3.5-4%-point forkert. Det kan man kun gøre, hvis man ikke forstår sig på statistik.
Mette kan tælle til 90. Bør ikke kunne gå galt nu
Jeg stiller gerne op næste gang @DRNyheder .. I kunne godt trænge til lidt friske øjne på jeres statistiske arbejde
For den sags skyld også på @tv2danmark 😊
På Politiken gik der dog decideret komiske Ali i den. Træk lige luft ind @jarlner

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