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The swing state polls seem accurate to within the claimed 2-3 percent. From an electoral college perspective, the accuracy of FL or NJ is less crucial when they're assumed to be a solid lock for one party. It does make for surprising upsets in some places occasionally.
I'm significantly more concerned about the monodirectional bias of the error.
Yep, shy Tory effect is back.
It was just hibernating during Covid.
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