What can the polls tell us as US Election enters home stretch?

10/31/2024

Morning Ireland

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Kate Varley speaks to American public opinion pollster John Zogby about what the polls can tell us as the US Presidential Election enters the home stretch.

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What can the polls tell us as US Election enters home stretch?

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