Jesse Raub

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Fair enough, but the non-partisan polls of the races also did very poorly: - Emerson: El-Sayed +16 - Tavern: AES +10 - Glengariff: Stevens +7 - Mitchell: AES +14 Looks less like partisan pollsters rigging their data and more like a combination of late movement and biased samples across the board

Norm Ornstein@normornstein.bsky.social · 22h ago

Whoever ends up winning the Democratic nomination for Senate in Michigan, I hope with little expectation that those who took seriously polls showing a rout for El-Sayed will think twice about relying on questionable and/or partisan polls.

Takes like this are very tempting but IMO go too far. The polling miss last night was historically exactly average for a primary — no evidence polls have gotten worse recently. And remember 2022 had the most accurate House and Senate polls in history! bsky.app/profile/gell...

Adam Serwer@adamserwer.bsky.social · 13h ago

There’s no actual alternative to polling but I just don’t believe they capture public sentiment in any reliable way anymore

now is a time of healing. we need a moment to bring everyone together and i know just the thing to do it: a left field ill-advised bucks trade that lands a big name player who will falter immediately after they arrive in milwaukee

this morning the Movie Club chat got deep in the weeds over whether or not Michael Mann staged the Kate Mantilini restaurant to look more like a diner instead of an upscale Beverly Hills hotspot for the big conversation scene and what that might mean for socio-political undertones of the film

Australia’s eSafety commissioner buried a report (released Friday afternoon) that shows the under 16 social media ban didn’t tangibly reduce teen social media use, and also resulted in parents tuning out of kids usage. We traded our privacy for no reason. theconversation.com/more-than-80...

More than 80% of kids still using social media despite ban, new eSafety report finds

The report provides more evidence Australia’s world-leading social media ban isn’t going to plan.

theconversation.com

it’s pretty obvious that a lot of people remember that COVID lockdowns were unpleasant and from there just extrapolate that they were therefore bad policy