This means that other factors may contribute to winning the White House that are not included in the 13 Keys. For example, whether a candidate has been convicted of a felony has never been ...

His comment on how the 13 keys turn this time (false favors Trump, true favors Kamala Harris and the Democrats keeping the White House): False: The White House party gained seats in the House in ...

“The 13 Keys to the White House” was based on the results of elections from Abraham Lincoln to Ronald Reagan. It has correctly predicted the outcome of every presidential election ever since, ...

Susan Shelley’s critique of Allan Lichtman’s “13 Keys to the White House” misinterprets his framework. Lichtman, with a proven record, defined the criteria, so claiming he’s “wrong ...

History suggests that the 13 keys work, even if they do not fully capture all the factors that may go into predicting who will win the White House, as Lichtman himself acknowledges in his original ...

In 1981, historian Allan Lichtman and the late Russian scientist Vladimir Keilis-Borok developed a model for predicting U.S. presidential elections. “The 13 Keys to the White House” was based ...