The polls are doing what they did in '16.
Suddenly correcting. 
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My theory: The pollsters have to keep their jobs. They can't be wrong twice. In the finale days leading up to the election, we'll see some polls suddenly flip for Trump or become too close to call. V.O.T.E.
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Polls are designed to influence. We know how the game is played, we don't play it.
#dontbeswayed#Vote2020#greatestcountryonearth#BringAFriend
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The faithful come home in the end
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Voters who are worried about losing the WH and Senate maybe.... so they hold the nose for Ernst to keep R senate?
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I will hope it is an outlier
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Has DMR ever been wrong? They have been a gold standard for polling everywhere.
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It’s pretty clear that there’s been a fairly notable move towards the GOP in a lot of places. I suspect that Montana and South Carolina will also be holds, despite the efforts there. The last polls I saw also showed a much closer race in Maine than I expected.
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I noticed that too. For several months, GOP senate candidates were underperfoming Trump. Over the past two weeks, they are mostly overporforming.
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