There is more confirmation every day of what I’ve been saying about the wild inaccuracy of polls.

Speaker Mike Johnson on X (R) Speaker of the House; official account2026-10-31

There is more confirmation every day of what I’ve been saying about the wild inaccuracy of polls. This new reality has implications not just for elections today, but for the future consideration of major policy issues in Congress and how they affect the American people.

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There is more confirmation every day of what I’ve been saying about the wild inaccuracy of polls. This new reality has implications not just for elections today, but for the future consideration of major policy issues in Congress and how they affect the American people.

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