Citations: The Bradley Effect, named after Tom Bradley, an African-American candidate who served as Los Angeles mayor for 20 years, describes a situation in which polls show that a minority candidate is ahead in an election (like Bradley was), but ultimately underperforms (like Bradley did), because respondents are concerned about appearing bigoted in conversation with the stranger who surveyed them. ---.vanityfair.com Jun 28, 2016
For the reverse Bradley Effect to apply in this case, it would be more probable that an overwhelming number of voters are claiming that they’re undecided when they, in fact, plan on voting for Trump.
The idea of so-called “shy Trumpers” suggests that support for Trump was socially undesirable, and that his supporters were unwilling to admit their support to pollsters.
But they have made one thing clear: If Trump is going to win this contest, he's going to need a significant boost from the so-called "stealth Trump supporters" out there.
The point is that outfits like Trafalgar and the psychologists and others mapping the stealth vote are really the best chance Trump has right now. For those of us who still believe Trump can win, there's no getting around the fact that all the conventional data is running against him.
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