According to the latest polls, the Republicans are still expected to lose the House majority,

but retain the Senate.

The issue is, the polls were wrong in 2016 when it came to Donald Trump.

And I can't imagine that these polling companies have updated their methodology to correct it

for the mistakes they made in 2016.

The predictions were wrong, the polls were wrong.

However, early voting data suggests Republicans may be losing their edge.

A couple of weeks ago, we heard that an early and absentee voting Republicans had a huge

lead.

But according to the latest data, it looks like their percentage lead over the Democrats

compared to the last mint term is actually much, much lower.

So perhaps all of the rhetoric and all of the media has really riled people up to get out

and vote.

And that's why we're seeing record early voting turnout.

However, young people are turning out in massive numbers, and this could be bad news for

Republicans because young people tend to vote Democrats.

So today, let's take a look at all of the relevant data and ask the question, are the

polls wrong again or are the polls being proven right by the latest data?

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