Pollster Frank Luntz Calls for 'Total and Complete Shutdown of Primary Polling' After Another Shocker

Why Did Pollsters Get Key Primaries So Wrong?

Polling for races in Michigan and Wisconsin races did not accurately reflect the actual election results.

How Did Pollsters Get Michigan And Wisconsin Primaries So Wrong?

by Nicole Silverio at CDN - Polling for races in Michigan and Wisconsin did not accurately reflect the actual election results due to open primaries and the willingness from the further-left candidates’ bases to be surveyed, pollsters said. Surveys indicated that Democratic Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Democratic Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong held double digit leads ahead of their … Click to read the rest HERE-> …

Frank Luntz Calls for ‘Total and Complete Shutdown of Primary Polling’ After Polls Got Michigan and Wisconsin So Wrong * The Gateway Pundit * by Mike LaChance

One of the most remarkable aspects of the last two Democrat primaries in Wisconsin and Michigan is how utterly wrong the polls were.

Pollster Frank Luntz Calls for 'Total and Complete Shutdown of Primary Polling' After Another Shocker

Like many other American institutions, the polling industry in recent years has suffered serious blows to its credibility. Now, in the wake of unexpected Democratic primary results, veteran pollster Frank […] The post Pollster Frank Luntz Calls for 'Total and Complete Shutdown of Primary Polling' After Another Shocker appeared first on The Western Journal.

Nolte: Frank Luntz Calls for ‘Complete Shutdown’ of Midwest Polling After Wisconsin Disaster

Pollster Frank Luntz looked at the results in Tuesday night’s Wisconsin primary race for governor and called for a “complete shutdown of primary polling in the Midwestern United States until we can figure out what the hell is going on.”

Another L for Polling

“In a never-ending news cycle, any fresh data is quick to draw eyes and make headlines, like it or not…” Politico reports. “Still, the recent misses — asterisks aside — are making operatives and reporters alike question their usefulness ahead of wide open presidential primaries in 2028.”