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The silent voter revolt that could upend Congress

Publié par Washington Post Business · États-Unis il y a 1 j

Pollsters have a large number of levers and tools available to them. What they cannot foresee is the discrepancy between what people say and how they will act on Election Day.

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The silent voter revolt that could upend Congress

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