They also unanimously agreed that tedious polling methodology dilemmas do not make for compelling blog posts — and were a bit concerned that writing about how we grapple with questions like this could open us up to some bad-faith attacks. But we'll always be transparent with you about how we conduct our polls so that you can continue to trust our polling and trust that we're giving you the most accurate read on how Americans really feel.
For those of you interested in this, all of our previous surveys have been reweighted to align with this new weighting scheme. We're attaching the full, updated surveys below for paying subscribers. Nothing much has really changed, outside the Hispanic partisanship of our respondents — but we wanted to make sure you had access to the most up-to-date version of our work.
Thank you Lakshya for the inside view on how you do polling! I particularly appreciate re-releasing all the old polls with the new methodology. It takes courage to publicly correct your work, especially when you didn't actually make any mistake to begin with (but the correction creates the appearance that you did).