It's not just the presidency that's at stake in the election — but also bragging rights for two prognosticators that are almost always right.

This year, one of them is absolutely certain Donald Trump will be living in the White House, while the other is just as sure that Hillary Clinton can't lose.

Moody's Analytics, which has picked the next president every year since 1980, says Clinton will make history as the first female chief executive, trouncing Trump with 332 electoral votes.

That runs in sharp contrast to a model created by Helmut Norpoth, a political-science professor at Stony Brook University, that's predicting Trump will be running the country.