New York Times Admits On Election Eve That Polls Are Underestimating Trump
The left wing New York Times has suggest that polls in the run up to presidential election are likely to be underestimating former president Donald Trump.
The Times’ Nate Cohen said the non response bias of their final polls was as bad as 2020, meaning that MAGA is less likely to engage in polling than Democrat supporters.
Conservative commentator Collin Rugg noted that a highly dubious poll highlighted in the Des Moines Register claied Harris surged to a three point lead over Trump in Iowa.
However, the same poll had Trump up by 18 points over Biden in June.
Thsi sppears to be a stratgey to discourage conservatives from voting.
They missed outside the MoE in nearly 60% of their final polls and 90.4% of the time in favor of Biden/Democrats. On average, they were off by 4.5% and missed by over 3% in 71% of their polls.
Anyone who pretends they are some sort of “gold standard” or “A” rated pollster is a fool, lying to you, or both.
Meanwhile, Democrats are lagging in turnout across the country.
So it looks like polls are being weaponized in order to depress GOP turnout
The Trump campaign also pointed to a voter suppression narrative against their supporters.
A fresh AtlasIntel swing state poll shows Trump leading in all seven states.
“What will really make a difference on Tuesday in a place like Pennsylvania… it will be the white turnout mobilization,” AtlasIntel Andrei Roman commented.
“If white males really turn out for Trump on Tuesday, he can carry out Pennsylvania,” Roman continued, adding “I think the whole garbage truck scene… efforts to mobilize voters… it makes sense from a strategic perspective.”
“This is what he needs to do to mobilize voters on election day. In the Rust Belt states, this is what will make the difference between him winning and losing this election,” Roman further asserted.
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