FORGET the polls. Too many can conclude that "my vote isn't necessary" if our polls are "good".

[Atticus]

Too many can conclude that "my vote is useless" if our polls are "bad".

Even the best polls have been very wrong at times and the real purpose of some polls is manipulation, not prognostication.

VOTE a straight Democratic ballot--and lean on every friend, co-worker and family member to do the same.

Carry on.

[LakeArenal]

1. I say forget the polls. Good or bad.

Personally I don’t trust any of them.

I talking particularly to you, Steven Colbert.

[DakotaSnow]

2. I felt that way

About 2016. The year I lost all faith in polls. It seemed with 20/20 hindsight they were not trying to be predictive, they were trying to be persuasive. And it backfired.

[BSdetect]

3. I seem to remember reading that certain gop type people own some gallop poll(s)?

[Faux pas]

4. I

haven't missed and election since 1972! Polls have nothing to do with whether I vote or not!

[MineralMan]

5. Besides, there are always multiple candidates in the election.

If you don't vote, you don't get any input into who wins in EVERY race.

Further, it is our responsibility as citizens to vote. Period!

[multigraincracker]

6. In November I hike to vote, a mile there and a mile back.

Snow, rain, ice and wind, I aways walk and it's up hill both ways.