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Are the polls overestimating Senate Democrats again?

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Are the polls overestimating Senate Democrats again?

Polling — and poll “unskewing” — can be perilous business. Back in 2012, many smart Republicans were convinced pollsters were slanting their results by oversampling Democrats, leading to many enthusiastic predictions that Mitt Romney was…

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