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I study polling failures – this time, pollsters were mostly right, if not precise

States Newsroom · November 6, 2026

This article is republished from The Conversation under a Creative Commons license. Read the original article. The crucial test for preelection polls is whether they broadly indicate how voters are likely to decide. By that fundamental measure, the 2026 midterm polls largely succeeded in anticipating outcomes on…

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I study polling failures – this time, pollsters were mostly right, if not precise

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