If Polls Were Wrong in 2016, Can We Trust Them in 2020? Why Polls are More Reliable - TLDR News

The video discusses the high levels of anxiety in both political camps during the 2020 election, focusing on polling accuracy and its evolution since 2016. It highlights the errors in state polling in 2016, particularly the underestimation of Trump due to educational factors. The video explains how 2020 polling has improved by accounting for educational weighting and emphasizes the importance of state polls over national ones. It also examines voting trends, such as early voting and fewer undecided voters, and considers the potential impact of these factors on the election outcome.

In what way did the electoral college impact the interpretation of the popular vote in 2016?

What was the main reason for the polling errors in the 2016 election?

How did the educational background of voters influence the 2016 election results?

What role did late deciders play in the 2016 election outcome?

What changes were made in polling methods for the 2020 election compared to 2016?

How did the voting methods change in 2020, and what implications did this have for the election results?

What factors contributed to the stability of the 2020 presidential race compared to 2016?