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Home Online Program » » Program Please note: all information presented below is subject to change. Political Forecasting Group Panel 1   Forecasting the 2010 Midterm Elections   Date: Saturday, Sep 4, 2010, 4:15 PM-6:00 PM   Location: Room assignments are pending. Please check back soon for room assignments. Only those who are preregistered for the Annual Meeting will be able to view room assignments. Chair: James E. Campbell SUNY, Buffalo, jcampbel@buffalo.edu Author(s): Using the Generic Ballot Model to Forecast the 2010 Midterm Elections Alan I. Abramowitz Emory University, polsaa@emory.edu Mid-Term Redux? Re-Evaluating Congressional Election Forecasts Michael S. Lewis-Beck University of Iowa, michael-lewis-beck@uiowa.edu   Charles P. Tien   CUNY, Hunter College, ctien@hunter.cuny.edu Will the Republicans Retake the House of Representatives in 2010? Alfred G. Cuzan University of West Florida, acuzan@uwf.edu   Charles M. Bundrick   University of West Florida, mbundric@uwf.edu Forecasting the House of Representatives' Seat Division in the 2010 Midterm Election Joseph Bafumi Dartmouth College, jbafumi@gmail.com   Robert S. Erikson   Columbia University, rse14@columbia.edu   Christopher Wlezien   Temple University, wlezien@temple.edu Forecasting Seat Change in the 2010 Midterm Elections: The Midterm Decline, the Referendum Correction, and District Competition James E. Campbell SUNY, Buffalo, jcampbel@buffalo.edu Discussant(s): Gary C. Jacobson University of California, San Diego, gjacobson@ucsd.edu