The True bell-weather of US Presidential elections

I sometimes felt as if I were watching the psychodrama of the baby boom generation — a tale rooted in old grudges and revenge plots hatched on a handful of college campuses long ago — played out on the national stage.

-The Audacity of Hope

Next week, after being out of power for eight years, the baby Boomer generation will come roaring back and put a president from their cohort in Power. While millennial Republicans had Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz to associate with, the millennial Democrats has only Grandpa Bernie Sanders and nostalgia. The two year drama will finally draw to a close next week and end my obsession with these elections. Obsessive preoccupation with polls is a ritual that propels laughable coverage of any elections.  Too many states in USA like to be called the Barometer of the presidential elections. States like Ohio make a fuss about their ability to correctly vote for the US president. There are even fraud analyses and articles which torture the data enough to show why their state is the true barometer.

But the true bell-weather state seems to be New Mexico with a 92% success rate. Startlingly, the seat of power Washington DC has no idea what the rest of nation wants. The Rates for Mississippi and Alabama Partly explain their backwardness.New York has the best record among the 13 founding states.

Full table for those interested below.data from Wikipedia. I have looked at all elections.

State	Correct	Elections	Accuracy
New Mexico	24	26	92%
Illinois	41	49	84%
Ohio	44	53	83%
California	34	41	83%
New York	47	57	82%
Nevada	31	38	82%
Pennsylvania	46	57	81%
Arizona	20	26	77%
Wisconsin	32	42	76%
New Hampshire	43	57	75%
Minnesota	29	39	74%
Oregon	29	39	74%
Montana	23	31	74%
Indiana	37	50	74%
Iowa	31	42	74%
West Virginia	28	38	74%
Missouri	36	49	73%
Michigan	33	45	73%
Utah	22	30	73%
Florida	30	41	73%
New Jersey	41	57	72%
Colorado	25	35	71%
Rhode Island	40	56	71%
Idaho	22	31	71%
Washington	22	31	71%
Wyoming	22	31	71%
Oklahoma	19	27	70%
Connecticut	39	57	68%
Kansas	26	38	68%
North Dakota	21	31	68%
Maine	33	49	67%
North Carolina	37	55	67%
Virginia	37	55	67%
Maryland	38	57	67%
Massachusetts	38	57	67%
Tennessee	36	54	67%
Nebraska	24	37	65%
Hawaii	9	14	64%
Vermont	36	56	64%
Louisiana	32	50	64%
Delaware	36	57	63%
Kentucky	35	56	63%
Arkansas	26	44	59%
South Dakota	18	31	58%
Texas	23	40	58%
Alaska	8	14	57%
Georgia	32	56	57%
South Carolina	32	56	57%
Mississippi	24	47	51%
Alabama	24	48	50%
D.C.	6	13	46%