by
Jacobin
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[...] polling by its nature is flawed. It does not provide a neutral snapshot of voters’ understandings of politics. Instead, polls reflect the dominant narratives at a moment in a way that naturalizes key controversies.
[...] People don’t exist in a vacuum; polling itself shapes the narratives they adopt to
understand and make decisions about policy.
[...] polling by its nature is flawed. It does not provide a neutral snapshot of voters’ understandings of politics. Instead, polls reflect the dominant narratives at a moment in a way that naturalizes key controversies.
[...] People don’t exist in a vacuum; polling itself shapes the narratives they adopt to
understand and make decisions about policy.