YouGov's Comprehensive Poll is...

 YouGov has released its month-long poll, that ran from October 1 to October 25. 


The methodology is straight forward (you can read it all here) but this is supposed to be the final of the final polls: 




For the math wizzes at home, this puts Kamala Harris at 276 electors (assuming she loses ME-02 which has had zero polling for whatever reason), assuming, of course, YouGov has their hands on the pulse of the electorate and not a twitch of the wrist....




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