Polling Biases and Voter Disconnect

This chapter examines the biases inherent in polling methodologies and their implications for understanding voter demographics. The speakers critique the gap between political analysts' elite backgrounds and the realities faced by everyday voters, arguing that this disconnect has led to inaccurate polling predictions. Additionally, they analyze discrepancies between internal polling data and media narratives, particularly regarding Kamala Harris and Donald Trump's electability, highlighting the importance of accurate representation of voter sentiments.