There is no constant definition of “likely voter”.
Different pollsters use different definitions:
Did you vote in the last presidential election?
Did you vote in the presidential election prior to that one?
How many such have you voted in?
How would you describe the likelihood you will vote in this year’s election — maybe so, probably so, completely certain
Have you moved recently and did you change your voting address to your current address?
Different pollsters use different definitions so there is nothing sacred about “likely voter”. And of course note that a voter recently turning voting age will fail most of those criteria above.
Don’t you EVER get tired of being completely wrong?
Your statement about “Likely voter polling” is completely without any validity at all. There not a single accurate word in anything you posted. It is total nonsense.
“Registered voter” poll are well know to skewed to favor Dems. That why no professional polling uses them. Only “News media” polls use them.
Why? Because Dems have a higher total voter registration number nation wide so “register voter polls” over sample Dems.
So please stop posting obvious disinformation