Jon McHenry’s comments in The New York Times regarding challenges in polling:
If there is a big miss this cycle it’s likely to be driven by voters who are less educated not participating in the polls. The people you do get on the phone, you can always weight them up … but you don’t know exactly who you’re missing. And that’s always been the kind of thing that will keep a pollster up at night.But the numbers were really good in 2018.
Are we in that sort of midterm where Trump is not on the ballot and missing those people isn’t as much of a concern?
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