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11 November 2026

  • curprev 03:5603:56, 11 November 2026 RaquelAraujo878 talk contribs 5,223 bytes +5,223 Created page with "<br>The question of how voters actually choose presidents is older than the discipline of political science itself. But the modern answer, built from decades of surveys and field experiments, is surprisingly consistent. It also cuts against a deeply held belief in campaign circles: that a nominee’s ideological positioning is the main lever for winning the middle of the electorate. That belief has a name. In October 2025, data journalist G. Elliott Morris called it the..."
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