Opinion writer traces a long record of polling failures, from the 1936 Literary Digest miss to recent primary errors, and argues that human modeling choices, not technology, drive most errors.
Pollsters repeatedly miss election outcomes by fighting the last war
Opinion writer traces a long record of polling failures, from the 1936 Literary Digest miss to recent primary errors, and argues that human modeling choices, not technology, drive most errors.
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