The problem with polls and conservative voters

If we take a page from the history books, its likely that many public polls are undercounting conservative and centrist voters in the runup to the November midterms.

Kellyanne Conway is a pollster of three decades, a Fox News contributor and author of the bestselling book, "Here's the Deal."

Many of the same media and academic pollsters who blew it in 2016, 2018, and yes, in 2020, are at it again, ignoring obvious trends and predicting gloom and doom for Republican candidates. They confuse wishful thinking with sobering reality, as independents and Republicans, suburban voters and stock market investors are highly motivated by rising costs and rising crime. Education and inflation, security and affordability consistently outpace January 6th, climate change and abortion as top issues. Add to that an unpopular president peddling unpopular and expensive policies, and a Republican rout could happen.