Good thought, but it's my understanding that current pollsters call cell phones as well as landlines as part of their methodology. Whether the percentage of cell phones that they reach enables them to get an accurate-enough sample of the likely voting population is a the big question.
One of the claims about the polling used in the 1948 race (”Dewey Defeats Truman”) is that the telephone polling tended to reach wealthier households (most people didn’t have phones).