That poll, which projected a 47% to 44% lead for the vice-president over Donald Trump on the back of older women moving towards the Democrats over the issue of reproductive rights, came three days before the national vote, giving Democrats false hope that Harris could win the White House. When the votes were counted, Selzer was off by 16 points as Trump won the state decisively.
Selzer, known as the "queen of polling", shot to fame in 2008 when she predicted that a virtually unknown senator, Barack Obama, would beat the frontrunner, Hillary Clinton, in the Iowa caucuses.
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Players better turn up, warns Moyes on his Everton return
David Moyes told Everton's players he has not returned to be immersed in a relegation battle but to regenerate the club for a second time.
'It's been a blast' Fury says he is retiring from boxing - again - in 17sec video
Tyson Fury has announced his retirement from boxing, yet again, in a 17-second posting on Instagram which he released just hours before a major press conference in London to publicise the heavily hyped Riyadh bill next month which includes Daniel Dubois's IBF world title defence against Joseph Parker.
Burrage's luck turns in victory over Jeanjean but Gauff awaits
After a year filled with freak injuries, lengthy layoffs and doubts that dug deep into her soul, Jodie Burrage's first grand slam match in 12 months could not have met a more satisfying end.
Kyrgios mulls calling time on Australian Open singles
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Fearnley: 'My Scottish accent is coming back'
It is undoubtedly a little too early for Jacob Fearnley to be hailed the new Andy Murray, especially given when he opened his mouth courtside after his shock Australian Open victory against Nick Kyrgios yesterday he confirmed immediately that he had lost his Scottish accent.
Djokovic and Murray show serves up box-office drama
In a quiet corner of the player warm-up gym yesterday at Melbourne Park, one of the countless invasive cameras dotted around the tournament area captured a significant moment.
Havertz's wife condemns social media abuse
Arsenal are investigating social media posts sent to Kai Havertz's wife amid the club's FA Cup third-round defeat by Manchester United.
Guardiola Admits Doubts After Reining In City Signings Last Year
Pep Guardiola turned down the option of strengthening Manchester City considerably last summer when it was offered and he is wondering whether this was an error.
Penalty call proves 'need' for VAR, claims Maguire
Harry Maguire has suggested video assistant referees are essential to the modern game, pointing to the controversial penalty that Arsenal won against him and his Manchester United team on Sunday.
An echo of a glorious past as Forest square up to Liverpool
Tonight's meeting at the City Ground a reminder of special rivalry between Clough and Paisley's trophy-laden teams
