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Opinion > Columns
Polls and pols: US immigration landscape post-2024
By Crispin Aranda
Jul 22, 2024 12:04 am

MIGRANT MATTERS

INSTEAD of shooting someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and losing voters, Trump beat a woman and won the White House in 2016 despite polls predicting the opposite result.

That year, the New York Times' 'Upshot' predicted an 85 percent chance for Hillary Clinton to win the White House 'based on the latest state and national polls.'

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