Did you see the rounding error of 3.4 to 4 for Pete on this Iowa caucus card? https://mobile.twitter.com/bhalle87/status/1224550111725916160 …https://twitter.com/bhalle87/status/1224550111725916160 …
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Did you see the rounding error of 3.4 to 4 for Pete on this Iowa caucus card? https://mobile.twitter.com/bhalle87/status/1224550111725916160 …https://twitter.com/bhalle87/status/1224550111725916160 …
When each were rounded, only 7 delegates would be assigned. So, to decide who gets the eighth delegate, you see who is closest to getting another. By looking at the decimal part of the calculation, Pete’s “.4” is closer than the others’ “.3” each. So, he gets the last one.
I started doing qualitative political analysis in the (late) 1980s, and I'm impressed you are still coming up with interesting insights from the entrance poll as it approaches 2 am. They are more meaningful than the "winner", given the thousands of ways to spin these results.
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