Why polls might not show a 'Trump surge' - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : In recent days, Trump has sat down with multiple young influencers, including several young men who boast millions of followers on social media.
39% : "Trump is winning men who have not voted.
38% : "The youngest members of that group were just 10 years old when Trump was elected president and see this chaotic political era as normal.
37% : Polls have led political pundits astray in the past, particularly around the odds of Trump winning the presidency.
36% : Though Trump has declined to face off against Harris a second time, her campaign continues to hold out hope that another debate could happen.
28% : Biden's disastrous debate with Trump and subsequent campaign exit, Harris's swift ascension to the top of the Democratic ticket, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s alliance with Trump are just a few matters pollsters didn't factor into their predictions just a few short months ago.
17% : Clinton's large lead in Wisconsin turned into a striking loss after Trump ended up flipping the state red for the first time since the Reagan era.
12% : In 2016, Trump defied expectations (and polling data) when he clinched the White House in a shocking victory against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

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