When all the votes are counted, forecasts of a Joe Biden victory seem to have been proven right. But expectations of a "blue wave" crashing over Congress fell way short.
So, for the second consecutive election, the question is being asked: what went wrong with the polls?
The Atlantic’s David Graham called it “a catastrophe for American democracy," and even those in the polling industry acknowledge "there does seem to be something wrong here."
What exactly happened with the 2020 polling?
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David Graham, The Atlantic, staff writer (@GrahamDavidA)
Whitney Ross Manzo, Meredith College, associate professor of political science, assistant director of the Meredith Poll (@whitneymnz)
G. Elliott Morris, The Economist, data journalist (@gelliottmorris)
