When it comes to the presidential election, it’s all over but the crying.
While, as of this writing, we’re still waiting on results from Arizona, but they’re not going to have any ramifications on who the president will be come January. There are some House races that might have an impact on who holds the majority in that chamber, but that’s just about it as far as national ramifications go.
But the polls were…questionable.
RealClearPolitics, which doesn’t play with the numbers at all, simply averages the polls together, had Kamala Harris with a slight lead. FiveThirtyEight had her winning with a slightly larger lead, but it was still close. Yet Trump won the popular vote entirely, and by a couple of percentage points, meaning they missed it by a fairly significant margin.
That’s interesting, because nearly a week before the election, pollster Nate Silver called out his colleagues. […]
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