That’s not going to fly in 2022. This is a close election and both sides know it. But those like the “conservatives” in PA will not vote for Oz especially if they perceive he is down by too many points. And the polls in 2016 were correct nationally but off in the swing states. We have to stop citing 2016 as if that represents the norm.
Then they are stupid. That has nothing to do with the polls. Anyone who believes polls are the problem. You go out and vote for the candidate you prefer, regardless of what the polls say. If you learned nothing from 2016, then you are part of the problem, not the ones who are dishonest to pollsters.
“But those like the “conservatives” in PA will not vote for Oz especially if they perceive he is down by too many points.”
The election in PA will be decided by how many votes they gin up in Philly and Pittsburgh, not by conservative turnout. And that most definitely DOES represent the “norm”.