The reality is that despite millions invested in polls and billions of hours analyzing them, no one can predict the outcome of elections accurately.
Polls are useful snapshots at particular moments, but they are not predictive and can lead to misleading expectations about actual electoral outcomes.
Assuming that a lead in polling ensures victory on Election Day is misguided; results may differ drastically, leading to suspicion without evidence of fraud.
It’s crucial to not interpret mismatched polling vs. actual results as evidence of wrongdoing; instead, focus on understanding the limits of the polling.
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