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Trump poised to break 20 year popular vote drought


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Trump poised to break 20 year popular vote drought
In the aftermath of last week's election, Donald Trump appears poised to become the first Republican presidential candidate in two decades to win the popular vote. Despite this significant achievement, pre-election polls have consistently underestimated his support, a trend that has persisted since his initial campaign eight years ago.

As votes continue to be counted in various locations, analysts and political experts are grappling with the discrepancies between polling predictions and actual voter turnout. NPR's Domenico Montanaro has stepped in to provide insights into the polling landscape, examining the factors that contributed to the miscalculations and what they reveal about voter sentiment.

The ongoing analysis aims to shed light on the complexities of voter behavior and the challenges faced by pollsters in accurately gauging public opinion. As the political landscape evolves, understanding these dynamics will be crucial for future elections and the strategies employed by candidates.

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