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If that's true, it would have been true in 2020 as well. Also, I think polls adjusted for historical/expected turnout.
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ty97
I think they were off in 2020. I don't think they predicted a PV spread that big. The EC makes everything more complicated (needlessly so). -- nm
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pmb (aka pmb)
Sep 13 '24, 13:42
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Polls were off in 2020, at least in the key swing states. They overstated Biden by a few points. -- (edited)
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ty97
Sep 13, 13:50
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But in the mid-terms it largely went the other way (remember the red wave?). -- nm
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pmb
Sep 13, 14:07
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Yes, but mid-terms have acted differently -- nm
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ty97
Sep 13, 14:35
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