
How a Fake Pollster May Have Hurt Real Candidates
Wedgewood Polls admitted to using fabricated data in its surveys, claiming the stunt was an “experimental project” intended to showcase the “vulnerabilities” of the polling industry.
by Connor Greene

Wedgewood Polls admitted to using fabricated data in its surveys, claiming the stunt was an “experimental project” intended to showcase the “vulnerabilities” of the polling industry.
by Connor Greene
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