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Radio: R Street Institute’s James Wallner Talks Polling: Can It Be Trusted?

by James Wallner

Oct 24, 2022

issues: Governance, Restoring the First Branch

originally published in The Ross Kaminsky Show

From The Ross Kaminsky Show: James Wallner is a Resident Senior Fellow at the R Street Institute and former executive director of the Senate Steering Committee. We’re going to discuss polling: Can it be trusted? Is it good for the functioning of our elections? Image credit: bakhtiarzein

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