>>>Were there a lot of states with results that didn't match polling in 2012? ISTR that, in fact, the results almost exactly matched the polling.
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>>>Hmmm. Perhaps in the future we should just let the polls decide the election and not bother voting. The polls do not mean much as we saw in the 2016 election.
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>>Historically, in the modern era of polling, polls have done a pretty good job of predicting the vote. In particular, exit polls have been quite accurate. In fact, when we (the US and other western countries) look at elections in other countries, when the results are widely different from the exit polls, we tend to suspect funny business.
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>Question: what is the difference between that last statement and the ridiculous line from Trump that, "if I lose PA, it's because it was rigged?"

I'm making a general comment about the overall accuracy of polling and of exit polls in response to Marcia's claim that polls don't mean much. I'm not claiming that this election was rigged.

Tamar