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Real races where a Pro signal showed the outcome before the topline did.
Pro Feature : Vote Drops
On election night, Spencer Pratt held a 40,000-vote lead over Nithya Raman to advance into the November general election for Mayor of Los Angeles. As California continued to process ballots, Raman gained votes in nearly every drop. Within about a week, Raman had a narrow 3,000-vote lead, gaining 43,000 more votes than Pratt. Late-arriving mail-in ballots skew younger and more Democratic-leaning than election-day voters.
Pro Feature : County-level Targets
When the 2026 Virginia Congressional Redistricting Amendment passed by just over three points, 51.67% to 48.33%, no single county's raw numbers meant much on their own. What mattered was whether each county was beating its pre-built benchmark, calculated from past Presidential and statewide performance plus expected turnout. In Fairfax, the target was Yes +33%; the actual came in at Yes +39.4%, a 6.4-point overperformance: an early signal the amendment was running ahead of pace, well before the statewide margin confirmed it.
Pro Feature : Early Voting
In every recent cycle, Democrats have leaned heavily on early and mail-in ballots, a younger, more liberal pool of voters. Heading into 2024, that advantage nearly disappeared: early tallies showed Republicans just a point or two behind Democrats among ballots cast before Election Day. Analysts flagged the shift as an early signal of a possible Republican win, and this feature tracks that same signal in real time, instead of waiting for pundits to catch up.
Pro Feature : Markets
Heading into the 2024 election, national polling had Kamala Harris as the narrow favorite, leading by less than a point. Prediction markets told a different story: platforms like Polymarket had Donald Trump favored at 60-65% for weeks before Election Day. That divergence became a major point of debate among political operatives, with analysts split on which signal was the better predictor. Markets data lets users track that same divergence live, as odds from Polymarket and Kalshi continuously update on who holds the edge.
Pro Feature : Breakdown
On election night in 2020, several battleground states counted Election Day in-person votes before working through their mail and absentee backlog. Since Election Day voters lean more Republican and mail-in voters lean more Democratic, early results showed sizable Republican leads nationwide, leads that steadily narrowed, and in several states flipped, as mail ballots were counted. Analysts spent weeks explaining that the shift wasn't fraud or changing sentiment, just which vote type was counted first. Breaking results down by vote type lets users see that shift coming, instead of only watching a raw topline number.