Lichtman Predicts Name of the “47th President of the United States” After Nine Successful Elections
Professor Lichtman, a quantitative historian at American University, has assured us that the "Nostradamus of the Presidential Election" has been right on the money nine times in a row!
The U.S. presidential election, which will significantly influence global affairs, is now less than two months away.
This election is full of uncertainties.
Democratic President Joe Biden (81) has declined to seek the nomination due to his age, passing the mantle to Vice President Kamala Harris (59), while former Republican President Donald Trump (78) survived an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, where a bullet pierced his ear. Unprecedented developments continue to unfold.
A person who has clearly seen the election results.
As we approach the election day on November 5, uncertainties remain about the surprises that may await. However, there is one person who confidently claims to have “clearly seen” the election results: Alan Lichtman (77), a professor at American University and a renowned quantitative historian.
Since accurately predicting Ronald Reagan’s reelection in 1984, Lichtman has correctly forecasted the outcomes of nine consecutive elections, with the exception of the irregularities in 2000 when the vote count was partially halted, up to the last presidential election in 2020. Lichtman is regarded by journalists and political figures around the world as the “Nostradamus of presidential elections.” In this interview with FRIDAY, he revealed the details of his infallible election prediction.
“Predictions made by experts lack scientific basis. Polls only capture a moment in time,” Lichtman asserts.
The method Lichtman uses for his presidential election predictions is called “The Keys to the White House,” a unique methodology he co-developed in 1981 with Vladimir Keilis-Borok, a mathematical geologist from the former Soviet Union. This method involves analyzing 13 specific indicators and making judgments based on “yes” or “no” responses. If there are eight or more “yes” answers, the ruling party is expected to win.
Now, let’s take a closer look at how Lichtman has judged the 13 indicators this time.
