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How media outlets accurately call races on election night
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November 6, 2022
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5:21Now PlayingEditor’s Note: In the introduction to this interview, Chris Stirewalt was identified as the former political editor at Fox News on the Decision Desk. His title was indeed political editor, but in that role he did not run the Decision Desk.
On Election Night, media outlets will project winners in most states before all of the vote tallies are final. How do news organizations project which candidates have won and what makes those predictions accurate? Chris Stirewalt, former political editor for Fox News, who was fired after correctly calling Arizona for President Joe Biden in the 2020 election, joins Geoff Bennett to discuss.
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