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Nate Silver remarked that polling would need to be significantly inaccurate for Republicans to retain House control, citing high Democratic primary turnout and early voting data. These comments were made shortly before the midterm elections.
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Nate Silver remarked that polling would need to be significantly inaccurate for Republicans to retain House control, citing high Democratic primary turnout and early voting data. These comments were made shortly before the midterm elections.
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