Australian election - how did the polls got it so wrong?

[winnipegjets]

The rednecks of Queensland did it again.

 

[mojito]

Too many dirty asian immigrants in ozzyland, like that foul mouthed Malaysian doctor that got suspended. Out!

 

[Leongsam]

The rednecks of Queensland did it again.

The rednecks had nothing to do with the polls being wrong the problem is that the polls do not accurately gauge the mood of the nation. Exactly the same thing happened in the USA in the 2016 elections where the majority of the pollsters sought the opinions of those already in their own echo chamber.

On the other hand the Rasmussen poll was way more accurate simply because they eliminated the bias that other pollsters did not bother considering.

https://www.wnd.com/2016/10/rasmussen-delivers-post-debate-poll-triumph-for-trump/

And rednecks alone cannot determine an outcome of an election. They need to assistance of members of society who are hardworking, law abiding and intelligent who at the same time have no desire to see their values challenged by immigrants who, instead of adapting to their adopted homeland, expect the country to change the system to accommodate their culture instead.

 

[laksaboy]

Because the libtards and their ridiculous political correctness shaming and demonizing those 'far right' folks who do not share their 'progressive' views on immigration, environment, the economy etc, they tend to keep their true political inclinations hidden when being interviewed by pollsters or during polite social gatherings. Even the neutrals and the independents. It's for self-protection.

Some pollsters, usually bribed, also use polls to shape a narrative, and what they often do is oversampling a particular demographic. It also keeps those mentally ill libtards happy by letting them know they're 'winning'.