Bielan on Exit Poll: A Gigantic Defeat, Ipsos Should Declare Bankruptcy

11/06/2024

08:17

Michał Lubowicki

- We wanted to win these elections, to take first place. However, this result of 36% is significantly better than what the television stations showed on election night. After that, a lot of analyses began, calling it a heavy defeat [...], despite the fact that this result turned out to be completely false - said Adam Bielan in Polsat News's 'Graffiti'. - This is a gigantic defeat for the Ipsos company. I hope no one hires them to conduct exit polls anymore, because if an exit poll differs so much, this company should declare bankruptcy. [...] In reality, there shouldn't be any error at all, and the late poll should be perfectly accurate - he emphasized.

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