It is now just after midnight in Wisconsin, and we do not yet know who won the Democrat primary for governor. But what we do know is that — once again — the polls were horribly, embarrassingly wrong.

Much in the same way that polls grossly overestimated Abdul El-Sayed's popularity in Michigan, the polls that told us Francesca Hong was a lock for this race ended up misreading the room. At the time of this writing, with 94 percent of the vote in, David Crowley leads Hong by just 0.4 percent.

Now, it's possible Hong ekes out a very narrow victory. Tens of thousands of absentee ballots have yet to be counted in Milwaukee County, Crowley's home turf, where he won in-person voting by just a few hundred votes.

Those results will take a while because the City of Milwaukee has messed up the process and we can expect the delay to be long.

These are the same pollsters that said Kamala Harris would be the next president, including Ann Selzer, who claimed days before the election that Harris would win Iowa — Iowa — by three.

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So while we don't yet know who the winner of the Democrat primary is, we do know who the losers are: the pollsters and the so-called journalists who treat polling as gospel truth.