There are several reasons why some pollsters may have gotten the results wrong. One possible explanation is sampling error, where the sample of people surveyed may not accurately represent the broader population. Additionally, factors such as non-response bias, where certain groups are more or less likely to participate in surveys, can skew results. Methodological issues, such as how questions are phrased or the timing of the survey, can also impact the accuracy of poll results. Furthermore, unexpected events or changes in public opinion leading up to the election can also make it difficult for pollsters to predict outcomes accurately.
