Poll scarcity amplifies celebrity‑politics volatility

As pollsters stop asking about high‑profile non‑officeholders, averages become dominated by infrequent surveys with large house effects, so short‑lived events and methodology choices (adult vs likely voter samples, weighting) drive apparent swings. That makes celebrity political metrics noisier and more manipulable than typical presidential approval ratings. — Fewer, uneven polls on influential private figures like Elon Musk reduce signal quality and increase the chance that noisy polls shape political narratives and market reactions.