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The post says that if the polls are accurate, there will be a large-scale wave election; otherwise, the race will be close.
Marist is a good pollster but they’re underscoring the issue with this cycle: Either the polls are right & it’s a 1994/2006 caliber wipeout or they’re wrong & it’s close.
Frankly, 35 days out, that’s the only question about this cycle. It’s either a big wave or a polling error.
The post says that Marist is a good polling organization.
The post presents two possibilities: if the polls are accurate, the result could reach the scale of a major wave election similar to 1994 or 2006; if the polls are inaccurate, the race will be very close.
At the time of publication, 35 days remained until the relevant cycle.
The post summarizes the core question as a “major wave” or “polling error.”
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The author believes that the available information supports only two opposing assessments: either the polls reflect a major wave election trend, or the polls contain errors and the actual competition is relatively close.
This passage emphasizes that polling accuracy may significantly affect assessments of the situation, but the original text provides no specific polling figures or sample information.
A poll is a survey of voter support; “polling error” indicates that survey results may differ from the actual situation.
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