If debates matter, Warren should overperform her current polls in Nevada.
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Candidates want to downplay expectations, then overperform them come election night.
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"UBS is a dividend play," said ZKB's Brun, who rates the stock "overperform".
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On this measure, 19 countries overperform; Costa Rica and Uruguay do particularly well.
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Prior history also tells us that candidates on the left tend to overperform in their polling numbers.
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One (but of course not the only) reason Cooper managed to overperform: McCrory's disastrous anti-LGBTQ law.
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The study found that female C.E.O.s did not significantly underperform or overperform when compared with male chief executives.
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But in 2016, the GOP did not overperform with voters, which could minimize more serious losses on Tuesday.
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Credit Suisse has an overperform rating on Monster and expects its revenue to grow by 10% this year.
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But one thing that's notable is how Cooper appeared to overperform compared with other Democrats across North Carolina.
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And on the flip side of that, are places where Trump underperformed Romney places where the Democrats can overperform?
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Jones also needs to win almost all the state's black voters and overperform in urban counties such as Birmingham.
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Both figures suggest that neither candidate is likely to overperform their poll numbers on Election Day to a significant degree.
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Meanwhile, Democrats' odds of taking back the House have improved as Democratic candidates continue to overperform in special election contests.
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And she didn't overperform in the Philadelphia area, even as she posted huge margins in the Chicago area and Seattle.
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The former vice president could overperform and bounce back in New Hampshire, where polls show him trailing Sanders by wide margins.
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Bredesen will need to significantly overperform in more suburban and rural parts of Tennessee, which have been traditional GOP bastions. Sen.
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Democrats need to overperform to compete when a district's voters are 8 points more Republican than the country as a whole.
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Best of all, the polls were relatively unbiased, meaning that one party didn't systematically overperform or underperform its final poll results.
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Both districts are more urban or suburban, so Democrats are hoping they can continue to overperform with moderates in areas like those.
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First, are the areas where Trump did better than Mitt Romney going to continue to be places where the GOP can overperform?
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Gillum came from more or less out of nowhere to massively overperform his poll numbers and snag the nomination based on soaring turnout.
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That could offset losses Republicans might suffer among Latino voters, forcing the Democratic nominee to overperform significantly among the smaller proportion of nonwhite voters.
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So far, younger voters have not turned out at higher rates than usual, while older voters continue to overperform at the polls, benefiting Biden.
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By BookScans' measurements, a pick from Witherspoon means that a book's sales will overperform by 700% compared to the rest of the fiction market.
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While Sanders is expected to overperform Biden among Arizona's Latino voters, it could be a telling shift if Biden holds his own in the community.
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And, my dearest of friends, fortunately there is one industry in particular that continues to overperform when it comes to making a mess of things.
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I believe both Cruz and Rubio will overperform their RealClearPolitics poll averages (2023 percent and 17.8 percent, respectively), with Cruz narrowly beating Rubio for second place.
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"Abrams does not have a chance to overperform with rural Republican-leaning counties because that issue will be tied around her as 'Obamacare,'" said Republican pollster Brent Buchanan.
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The reason why the president's party typically loses seats in the midterms is because they tend to overperform in the presidential election, which then naturally declines in the midterms.
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They will indeed overperform other Democrats and form the backbone of any effort to retake the House, unless they are further drowned out and marginalized by the far left.
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Sanders seems to fare just as well against Trump as the ostensibly more "electable" candidates like Biden — and he has the potential to overperform Clinton in working-class districts.
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His top aides felt like the candidate -- because he came from nowhere -- needed to prove he could overperform expectations in Iowa or New Hampshire to justify continuing the campaign.
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Biden, also, will have considerable pressure on him to overperform expectations in New Hampshire if he doesn't win Iowa (and it doesn't look like he will at the moment).
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However, the stock was up more than 20 percent going into the quarter, so when Five Below didn't overperform in same-store sales, the stock was initially crushed at the open.
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One way she could do this, political experts told me, would be to win or overperform in Iowa in a big way — coming in first, or at the very least, second.
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The party's prospects have improved as Democratic candidates continue to overperform in special election contests, with the latest example being last month's slim defeat in a reliably Republican central Ohio district.
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Republicans' single-digit victory in Tuesday's special election in Arizona is raising more red flags for the party's prospects in the November midterms, as Democrats continue to overperform in solidly GOP seats.
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But he might overperform in Rust Belt states where the white working class is still a residually liberal swing vote, and where there are a lot of disaffected independents who sat out 2012.
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My normal arc with games I play competitively is that I overperform in the early hours—I'm the sort of player who quickly notices subtle ways to get an advantage against other new players.
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A sleep-starved Klobuchar, after spending most of her week in Washington, arrived in Iowa on Saturday afternoon and wasted no time, talking with voters who she hopes will help her overperform in Iowa.
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" One of the first challenges will be figuring out what "business leadership" means when so many of capitalism's tools — firing misbehaving employees; giving raises to those who overperform — aren't allowed by federal rules. "C.
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The counties he will visit, many of them largely rural, are home to working-class voters who often connect with Mr. Biden, and Mr. Biden will need to overperform in those areas on Feb. 3.
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But the stakes are high for the party: Another special election where Democrats overperform historic norms will be seen as the latest sign that the party out of power is poised to win the House in November.
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Films that are advertised during the Super Bowl see a 40 percent boost in ticket sales, and publicly traded companies that advertise during the game see their stock overperform the S&P 500 in the short term.
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In the vernacular of South Carolina's celebrated barbecue culture, expect Mr. Sanders to overperform in Upstate tomato sauce country, while Mr. Biden will try to run up big margins in the Midlands mustard region and Lowcountry vinegar territory.
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"Primary after primary in New York, when there is a choice between a serious progressive candidate and an establishment candidate, the progressive candidate tends to overperform, and that is something Clinton supporters might be concerned about," Mr. Loeser said.
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"Historically, Boots has been very solid through difficult times, but it tends to overperform the market during recessions or slowdowns because it's got a very strong beauty business and people still buy into beauty even in tough times," he said.
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In the blue-collar cities of northeast Pennsylvania, a traditionally Democratic area where Mr. Trump would need to overperform, several voters said they were skeptical of his leadership skills even though they shared his concerns about immigration and national security.
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But the fact they did so well—coming within 120,000 votes of unseating a President who started that election year with a 60% approval rating—suggests that Democrats' quick resolution of that primary allowed them to overperform in the general.
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And there are certainly plenty of left-wing Democrats who win while underperforming simply because they hold safe seats (Warren fits that mold), as well as plenty of moderate Democrats who overperform in tough races even while losing (former Missouri Sen.
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Through a bus trip his campaign is calling the "No Malarkey" tour — a favorite Bidenism — he is racing to connect with voters who live in the more rural counties where his campaign believes he needs to overperform on Feb. 773.
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He will be strong in the lowlands region and will benefit from the state's open primary system (and the fact that the Democratic primary isn't for another week), but he will not overperform due to a very weak ground game.
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"That's the question every Republican up for reelection is asking themselves: how do you overperform Trump in suburban areas without hurting yourself with the base voters you absolutely need?" said Alex Conant, a Republican strategist who worked on Senator Marco Rubio's presidential campaign.
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"To give you an idea: if Dems were to overperform PVI by 21625% in all 2900 districts this November (won't happen [because] of [Republican] incumbency, etc.), they'd pick up 220006 House seats — more than triple the 2202 they need," Wasserman tweeted on Thursday.
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" Mr. Getz elaborated on his point: "The tendency when you get attacked from below by smartwatches is to keep going upmarket, and what happens is that the market gets so thin up there that you can basically overperform your way out of business.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greece aims to raise a total of 22018 billion euros ($6.83 billion)from privatizations by 2018, the head of its privatizations agency (HRADF) said on Thursday, making up for a revenue shortfall last year and hoping to overperform its latest bailout target.
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"I think if we overperform expectations we'll have a very powerful narrative coming out of New Hampshire that people don't expect us to be at the top four here," Yang said after wrapping up the final of 14 events during a four-day trip here.
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Sanders' campaign team insists this is simply a blip on the radar, comparing it to the 2016 race when lots of DC-based political pundits thought Sanders had no chance -- only to watch his huge grassroots following help him drastically overperform expectations in the primary. Maybe!
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Though the Arizona race was different than his Ohio contest, O'Connor said watching Democrats overperform in other states makes Democrats across the country feel like "we are all on in the same boat" and helps voters realize that turning a traditionally red district blue is possible.
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The 28-year-old lawyer and lifelong Republican represents the kind of voter O'Connor has to win if he is going to be the latest Democrat to overperform in a special election: White, educated and suburban Republican women who have been turned off by President Donald Trump.
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The ad will air in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia on shows and stations "that overperform with African American viewership," according to the campaign — a constituency that Biden's team believes remains a strength for their campaign and a decisive force in the Democratic nominating process.
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Elisabeth Donnelly looks at how these celebrity book clubs, following in the footsteps of Oprah, drive sales for publishers and give authors the gift of instant success: "By BookScans' measurements, a pick from Witherspoon means that a book's sales will overperform by 700% compared to the rest of the fiction market."
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In their explanation of this year's models, they write a great deal about uncertainty, and explain that they try to account for four historically common types of polling mistakes: local error (in particular states or districts), regional or demographic error, incumbency-based error, and the possibility that one party will overperform in the polls nationwide.
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One employee of a large indie label, who spoke to me under the condition that she remain anonymous, told me that artists with sizable fan bases can struggle to generate streaming revenue, because their songs don't easily fit within the algorithmic parameters of playlist culture, whereas lesser-known artists might overperform on streaming because of their music's adaptability onto many different playlists.
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I could not put a name to it, because I was just not as well-versed in theory, so I had a need to overperform when I played guitar to prove that I am a girl who is good at guitar, and I had a need to prove myself continually to the predominantly male audience and friend group that I had.
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Gladbach: luckiest team in Europe or a blind spot in expected goals?, saturdaysonthecouch, 2015-05-18How in the World Does Nice Overperform Expected Goals? Part One: The Defence, Ashwin Raman, 2017-08-17.How in the World Does Nice Overperform Expected Goals? Part Two: The Attack, Ashwin Raman, 2017-09-24.
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It went on to overperform, debuting to $24.8 million and finishing second, behind holdover Sonic the Hedgehog; however, Deadline Hollywood wrote that "despite the over-indexing of Call of the Wild stateside, it's a hollow victory, given how much the film cost". The film made $13.2 million in its second weekend and $7 million on its third weekend, respectively finishing third and fifth.
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Logan was projected to open as high as $105 million. However, US forecasters believed that it could post an even higher opening if it were to overperform in major markets—most notably China. It opened day-and- date in almost every major market except Japan, where Doraemon the Movie 2017 was released. Fox ultimately decided to postpone the film's release there in order to avoid competition.
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House of Flying Daggers (Chinese: 十面埋伏) is a 2004 wuxia romance film directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Andy Lau, Zhang Ziyi and Takeshi Kaneshiro. Unlike other wuxia films, it is more of a love story than purely a martial arts film. The film opened in limited release within the United States on 3 December 2004, in New York City and Los Angeles, and opened on additional screens throughout the country two weeks later. The film grossed $11,050,094 in United States box office, and then went on to significantly overperform in home video market in the United States.
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Trainwreck grossed $110.2 million in North America and $30.6 million in other territories for a total gross of $140.8 million, against a budget of $35 million. In the United States and Canada, Trainwreck opened on July 17, 2015, the same day as the superhero film Ant-Man. Initial projections had the film opening to around $20 million, with The Hollywood Reporter noting that it could overperform if it was popular with females or underperform given how R-rated comedies had struggled over the summer, with both Ted 2 and Magic Mike XXL failing to meet expectations. It made $1.8 million on Thursday night showings, which began at 8 p.m.
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Every eleven years, Earth’s senior wizards hold the Invitational - an intensive three-week event where the planet’s newest, sharpest young wizards show off their best and hottest spells. Wizardly partners Kit Rodriguez and Nita Callahan, and Nita’s sister, former wizard-prodigy Dairine Callahan, are drafted in to mentor two brilliant and difficult cases: for Nita and Kit, Asian-American Penn Shao-Feng, a would- be sun-technician with a dangerous new take on managing solar weather: and for Dairine, shy young Mehrnaz Farrahi, an Iranian wizard-girl trying to specialize in defusing earthquakes while struggling with a toxic extended wizardly family that demands she overperform to their expectations... or fail. Together they’re plunged into a whirlwind of cutthroat competition and ruthless judging: it’s “The Apprentice” with magic. Penn’s egotistical and misogynistic attitude toward Nita complicates matters as Nita and Kit work to negotiate their burgeoning boyfriend/girlfriend issues.
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