X account: I actually think this is an important point: we have a polling landscape that suggests a D+8-9 environment with bigger swings in red states. It may not be right! There have been a lot of polling errors in recent elections (especially 16 20 & 24). But it may not be wrong either.
X account @jbsdc indicates that the current polling landscape suggests the Democratic Party may be leading 8 to 9 percentage points, with bigger swings in Republican states; it also acknowledges that election polls have been wrong repeatedly in recent elections.
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I actually think this is an important point: we have a polling landscape that suggests a D+8-9 environment with bigger swings in red states.
It may not be right! There have been a lot of polling errors in recent elections (especially 16 20 & 24). But it may not be wrong either.
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I actually think this is an important point: we have a polling landscape that suggests a D+8-9 environment with bigger swings in red states.
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It may not be right! There have been a lot of polling errors in recent elections (especially 16 20 & 24). But it may not be wrong either.
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This post is merely the X account’s personal interpretation of the polling environment and provides no polling organization, sample, time frame, or aggregation methodology; the original text also explicitly warns of the risk of recent polling errors.
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