he Politics Watcher
Sign InSubscribe
National Security

Unpacking AtlasIntel Bias: A Deep Dive into Polling Accuracy

 
Share this article

Analyzing polling bias, accuracy, and the impact on political discourse.

description: an anonymous image of a diverse group of people discussing polling data and survey results in a conference room setting.

Let's discuss some new polls, pollster accuracy, polling bias, the economy, and a reader question on Nate Silver. AtlasIntel poll clip from shows Trump leading in key states.

FiveThirtyEight's pollster ratings are calculated by analyzing the historical accuracy and methodology of each firm's polls. Enter 538's pollster ratings, which grade each polling organization based on its historical accuracy and methodological transparency.

The latest opinion survey, conducted by AtlasIntel, shows Trump holding a commanding lead in two key states: Michigan and Pennsylvania. A 2024 survey from AtlasIntel shows Donald Trump leading among young voters by nearly 15 points.

In both the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, pollsters underestimated Donald Trump's level of support. Using 538's election day polling data can provide valuable insights.

Senate Democrats are expressing concerns that recent polls have undercounted support for former President Donald Trump as several recent polls have shown a tight race.

The most accurate polling organizations according to many experts are Atlas Intel, Trafalgar, InsiderAdvantage, and Rasmussen, which are considered conservative-leaning.

Intel workers of Indian or south-Asian descent also favored with more vacation, lawsuit claims.

Labels:
polling biasaccuracyatlasintelfivethirtyeighttrumpelectionsenate democratsconservative-leaningintellawsuit
Share this article