“Deceit, cheating, forgery” – can be heard on one side, and “regular elections and the people’s will” – on the other. The “proof” for both claims is pretty slim. In the meantime, people who study the public opinion are scratching themselves on the head, and they are compelled to wonder how a “mistake” occurred in their forecasts; the key information […]
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