The 2020 elections whipped up animosity toward pollsters.  What did pollsters get wrong?  What did they get right?  And, why aren't pollsters more accurate? Larry Jacobs is joined by two national stars - prominent survey researcher Columbia University's Robert Y. Shapiro and Kathy Frankovic, former CBS polling chief.

The 2020 elections whipped up animosity toward pollsters. What did pollsters get wrong? What did they get right? And, why aren't pollsters more accurate? Larry Jacobs is joined by two national stars - prominent survey researcher Columbia University's Robert Y. Shapiro and Kathy Frankovic, former CBS polling chief.

Polling in the 2020 Elections

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