How is that not “representative?” The 56% number is literally 56% of the polled population, with republicans being higher, democrats being lower, and independents being right on the number. And Harvard-Harris is a top polling outfit.
Do you think 53% of journalists who label themselves independent agree with the 53% of independents in this poll?
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From the latest month of that poll
Overall: 56% Republicans: 77% Independents: 53% Democrats: 37%
Which only polls registered voters not all Americans. So that 55% number isn't exactly as representative as one might believe.
https://cis.org/Arthur/Latest-HarvardHarris-Poll-Shows-Incre...
How is that not “representative?” The 56% number is literally 56% of the polled population, with republicans being higher, democrats being lower, and independents being right on the number. And Harvard-Harris is a top polling outfit.
Do you think 53% of journalists who label themselves independent agree with the 53% of independents in this poll?
Just pointing out there are skews depending on one's general leaning as well as it excludes about 30% of Americans who aren't registered to vote.