yes, he lost the popular vote. Like if you look at the popular vote, that's almost reflective of where the polls were. But on a state by state basis, they were pretty significantly wrong in a lot of places and almost universally wrong in the same direction. There were a couple of outliers there. You know, I think maybe Arizona is a bit of an outlier. But to answer your question, I think there must be something inherently confusing or flawed in the polling process. And I always talk about it in terms of you can only get so much from yes or no answers from people, right? Like if you're actually covering a campaign and you talk to people and you can tell that like with every fiber of their being, they not only love their candidate, but despise the other candidate, that tends to be reflective of something, right? Like the people on that block, if you're not going to get a person who is so completely cut off from all the other people in his circle, his or her circle that they believe this (9/43)
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