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Joe Trippi: Some of These Political Polls Are “Cooked” | That Trippi Show
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August 10, 2026
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6:31Now PlayingAbdul El-Sayed was supposedly up double digits. Haley Stevens had polling showing her up double digits. Then El-Sayed won by roughly a point.
Joe Trippi explains why he doesn’t think every miss was an innocent polling error — and why voters need to start looking at who paid for the poll, who conducted it, and whose interests those numbers serve. He also explains why the flood of outside money against El-Sayed may have ended up strengthening the very argument his opponents were trying to defeat.
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