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338 Sunday Update: Polls in Full Bloom, the Race Holds Steady


There have been a lot of polls in the past week (isn’t it wonderful). If you follow me on social media, you will have seen a flurry of new daily entries. While we still see some divergences in the numbers, the overall trends haven’t shifted much since the campaign began.

Still, it would be highly imprudent to call this race over—something I’ve been asked many times this past week. Polls show that many voters have changed their minds since January, so it would be foolish to assume those choices are locked in with 14 days and two debates to go ...

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