the output doesn't make sense accord into the way i think the world is aragorn iced -- the world is organizederefore i have to make sense of it. right now pollsters are trying to understand the scenario today. 2019, which was sort of a primary -- it is more than a primary because everyone is on the ballot, but in argentina the polls -- and the pundits more importantly, seriously overstated the president's chances of winning and they were surprised on election day. why? because he looked the role, he was an orthodox from an economic perspective. he went to all the right schools. he circled around the right circles. obviously things were going to improve over time. there was even

the output doesn't make sense accord into the way i think the world is aragorn iced -- the world is organized, therefore i have to make sense of it. right now pollsters are trying to understand the scenario today. 2019, which was sort of a primary -- it is more than a primary because everyone is on the ballot, but in argentina the polls -- and the pundits more importantly, seriously overstated the president's chances of winning and they were surprised on election day. why? because he looked the role, he was an orthodox from an economic perspective. he went to all the right schools. he circled around the right circles. obviously things were going to improve over time. there was even this notion that somehow there was a trend towards him up to election day. whether that was the case or not is another question. on the flipside you had the opposition that didn't look the role, wasn't found in the right circles. who ultimately won the election and became president of argentina. the problem is that the polls were shaky. there are lots of new methodologies, a lot of online, untested. and so the poll

the output doesn't make sense accord into the way i think the world is aragorn iced -- the world is organizedt. right now pollsters are trying to understand the scenario today. 2019, which was sort of a primary -- it is more than a primary because everyone is on the ballot, but in argentina the polls -- and the pundits more importantly, seriously overstated the president's chances of winning and they were surprised on election day. why? because he looked the role, he was an orthodox from an economic perspective. he went to all the right schools. he circled around the right circles. obviously things were going to improve over time. there was even this notion that somehow there was a trend towards him up to election day. whether that was the case or not is another question. on the flipside you had the opposition that didn't look the role, wasn't found in the right circles. who ultimately won the election and became president of argentina. the problem is that the polls were shaky. there are lots of new methodologies, a lot of online, untested. and so the polls were, i would say questionable at b