Staff Reports
In the aftermath of the 2024 election, it’s clear that the polls got it wrong once again, with many left-leaning pollsters significantly underestimating Donald Trump’s popularity and ultimate victory. While some news outlets and pollsters predicted a strong lead for Vice President Kamala Harris, the reality was quite different, with Trump securing a landslide win in the Electoral College and even winning the popular vote.
Despite the liberal media’s attempts to downplay Trump’s chances, the American people spoke loud and clear at the polls. It’s no surprise that some Democrats who had made bold statements about leaving the country or taking extreme actions if Trump won are now eating their words. Their empty threats only highlight their disconnect from the average American voter.
In the lead-up to the election, only a few pollsters, such as Rasmussen Reports and AtlasIntel, accurately predicted Trump’s margin of victory. Others, like the Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa Poll, were way off the mark, with their predictions swinging dramatically in favor of Harris. This discrepancy raises questions about the accuracy and reliability of polling methods used by certain media outlets.
Presidential Polling Postmortem Winners and Losers (Photo Credit:Kamala and Trump screenshot msnbc youtube) How accurate were the polls? How did this number compare to the final polls before the election? Which are the winners, and which lost bigly? https://t.co/EbkSEnFQp0
— American Thinker (@AmericanThinker) December 2, 2024
It’s important for voters to take these polling results with a grain of salt and not let them influence their decision to cast their ballots. Polls should reflect public opinion, not manipulate it. The mainstream media’s biased reporting and inaccurate polling only serve to deceive and mislead the public, undermining the democratic process.
As the dust settles on the 2024 election, it’s evident that conservative voices like Rasmussen Reports and AtlasIntel are the ones to trust for reliable polling data. Moving forward, it’s crucial for voters to be informed and discerning, seeking out sources that provide unbiased and accurate information. The liberal media’s track record of misinformation and propaganda only reinforces the need to look elsewhere for trustworthy news coverage.
