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The polling average won. Now what?

The author argues that while modern polling averages provide immediate insights into election margins, journalists must look deeper into the underlying data to understand voter motivations and mandates.

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The HillCenter·2h ago
The polling average won. Now what?
The author argues that while modern polling averages provide immediate insights into election margins, journalists must look deeper into the underlying data to understand voter motivations and mandates.
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The polling average won. Now what?

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