How to Watch Election Night Without Falling for Conspiracy Theories or False Hope

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : What we do have a good handle on, though, is how the coalitions have changed since 2020, because we have a large set of data that suggests that Harris is performing better with professional college degree holding white voters, then Biden performed in 2020, and that Trump has gained ground among Hispanic and, to some extent, Black voters, particularly among young voters in those demographics, and young men who identify as independents.
28% : When will we have an inkling that Trump or Harris are outperforming among key demographics or in areas that suggest a meaningful shift versus 2020?
22% : One conspiracy theory that's already starting to attract attention is that any state that looks like it's voting for Trump that sees a blue wave is a sign of voter fraud.

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