Which 'Qualifying Polls' Does The DNC Use To Name Debate Candidates?

The video discusses the importance of polls in making the debate stage and highlights the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) criteria for selecting reputable pollsters. It explains the types of sponsors, such as media organizations and universities, that the DNC approves, with examples like Quinnipiac University. The video also covers the methodologies used by major news networks and newspapers, emphasizing the factors that affect poll reliability, such as biased language, demographics, and sample size. Finally, it outlines the DNC's strategy to ensure poll results are representative of American voters by accepting results from multiple polling entities.

Why does the DNC want to rely on poll numbers that are representative of American voters?

What is the significance of the DNC's decision to accept results from more than a dozen polling entities?