Pollsters missed again in Wisconsin. Here's why.

In Wisconsin's primary for governor, Democrat David Crowley defied pollsters' predictions by defeating socialist Francesca Hong, who had been leading by 20 points in pre-primary polls. The discrepancy occurred because the surveys failed to capture Crowley's rapid surge in support just before the election. This outcome highlights the challenges pollsters face in accurately predicting rapidly evolving political landscapes. The result underscores the importance of real-time data and the potential pitfalls of relying solely on outdated polling information.