California political consultant Sal Russo has this op-ed in the WSJ, making one more game try at refuting the persistent myth of the "Bradley effect." George Deukmejian's come-from-behind win for California Governor in 1982 was based on issues, especially crime. Pollsters screwed up by not considering the effect of absentee voting.
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