a reasonable point, but what percentage of reporting on polls comes with a giant "this could easily be off by 13 points" attached? no one is using polls this way and the media ecosystem around it certainly is not set up to do so. so it doesn't seem like a good situation for anyone.
What is truly "shocking" about the polling miss in Michigan is that it is completely average for a primary "The expected error on the margin between two primary candidates in a race for governor or U.S. Senate is a whopping 13.0 points." blog.fiftyplusone.news/p/2026-texas...