Final polling before election, including in Iowa of all places, paints uncertain picture

The polling this cycle is accurately reflecting public sentiment, or missing important trends. Pollsters are worried about their reliability in capturing actual voter preferences.

This Iowa Poll shows Harris winning over independent and older women voters, suggesting a potential shift in voter dynamics that could influence the outcome in the battleground states.

Despite traditional expectations, the polling found surprising levels of support for Harris, challenging prior assumptions about voter alignment in a predominantly red state.

Analysts call the Iowa Poll a 'curveball', highlighting the unpredictability of the race and the growing complexities in capturing the sentiment of the electorate before the election.

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