The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1130 - So, Who Won?
Nov 4, 2020
The aftermath of election night was filled with unpredictability and chaos, revealing major flaws in polling predictions. Republicans scored unexpected victories in key Senate races, challenging expectations and shifting the political landscape. Notably, Trump's coalition expanded across diverse voter demographics, particularly among Latinos and Jews, signaling a transformative change for the GOP. The commentary also critiques media narratives while exploring the implications of shifting electoral trends and the broader consequences for both parties.
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Polling Errors
- The polling industry consistently overestimated Biden's support and needs to improve their methods.
- Their predictions were significantly off, especially regarding the national popular vote and Senate races.
Close Race
- Despite predictions of a Democratic landslide, the election results were remarkably close.
- This outcome underscores the inaccuracy of pre-election polls and media narratives.
Improve Election Systems
- States need to improve their election systems to ensure efficiency and transparency.
- While not necessarily indicative of fraud, the delays and inconsistencies create unnecessary chaos and uncertainty.
