How’d the Pollsters Do?
The Wall Street Journal has a great interactive chart showing how major political pollsters' results compared with actual Senate race tallies. The big losers: Reuters/Zogby.
The Wall Street Journal has a great interactive chart showing how major political pollsters’ results compared with actual Senate race tallies. The big losers: Reuters/Zogby.
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