Historical Allan Lichtman insisted that he supports his prediction about who will win 2024 presidential race despite recent polls — and revealed he has “never experienced” so much “hate” in an election cycle.

Lichtman is known as The “Nostradamus” of the survey due to the fact that it is correct predicted the results ninth of 10 presidential elections since 1984.

His method of forecasting the race so accurately is known as the “White House Keys,” a system he devised with Russian academic Vladimir Keilis-Borok in 1981.

And despite the polls, which show the race is now tighter than ever between Donald Trump and Kamala HarrisLichtman supports his prediction that the Democrat will win the White House in November.

“My prediction has not changed” Lichtman said on his YouTube channel.

“I frequently got my prediction right, defying polls, based on 160 years of precedent.”

Lichtman acknowledged, however, that there is always the possibility that he could be wrong.

“The keys are very robust,” he said. “But it’s always possible for something so cataclysmic and so unprecedented to change the pattern of history.”

Academical he strongly defended his methodwhich looks at 13 factors from the standing of the president’s party in the House of Representatives to the health of the domestic economy, any history of scandal, social unrest or foreign policy disasters during their tenure and the comparative charisma of the two candidates to decide. the winner, applying “true” or “false” designations to each category.

“My predictions have stood the test of time, my indicators have always been right,” he said. “The keys are very objective and quantitative.”

Lichtman maintained his method and predictions are “totally non-partisan,” noting how he correctly predicted “the two most conservative presidents of our time,” referring to Ronald Reagan when he was re-elected in 1984 and Trump in 2016.

But this year, the historian received an unprecedented amount of hate in calling the election for Harris, he revealed.

“I’ve never experienced anything close to the hatred that was meted out to me this time,” he said NewsNation’s Chris Cuomo.

“I have received feedback that is vulgar, violent, threatening, and even beyond that, the safety and security of my family has been compromised.”

The teacher previously said that eight of the 13 keys currently give “true” answers, suggesting a Harris triumph and four more years in power for the Democrats.

“Foreign policy is difficult, and these keys could turn,” Lichtman said.

“The Biden administration is deeply invested in the war in which aeratewhich is a humanitarian disaster with no end in sight. But even if both foreign policy keys were flipped ‘false,’ that would mean there were only five negative keys, which would not be enough for Donald Trump to win back the White House.”