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I'm so pleased to see so many data nerds here.

This is very exciting.

In this panel, I'm talking to some of the very best opinion researchers in the business

to talk about what happened on Tuesday, with the polling telling us about 2026 and beyond.

Joining me are Sarah Longwell of the Bullwork.

Terrence Woodbury and Pitt Strategies, David Shore of Blue Rose Research,

and Carlos Odeo of Ecke's research.

Okay.

The mood in this room, as you can tell,

is pretty good because what happened on Tuesday?

Why would happen?

The Sixers one? Actually, I think they lost on Tuesday. Why would happen? The Sixers won?

Actually, I actually I think they lost on Tuesday.

But I want to talk about why we should be happy about it, maybe why we should trim our

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