Somehow I don't think think that the "somewhats" would ""agree" were this not a Trumpian trope, a theme that he and some of his allies have used to turn the normal irregularities in any election into satanic plots, offering no evidence -- such as the normal who-when-where-how that is a normal part of any fraud.
LOL...that is a NATIONAL poll....as if randomly called "voters" by RASSMUSSEN across the US have any idea what happened at a few voting sites in Phoenix.
What people “think” has no legal weight. After the MAGA people make a baseless assertion, a certain number of people will accept that as fact. That doesn’t make it a fact.
The respondents have the same reporting available the the locals, and considering that Maricopa County is the only voting location that spectacularly screwed the pooch this time it's going to be noticed. As for Rasmussen, for the Congressional ballot they only missed the actual total by a couple points--the same as Emerson and Economist/YouGov and much better than NBC and Politico/Morning Consult.
No, but it certainly affects how they view politics, politicians, and who and what they should vote for.
In addition , Rasmussen tends to lean conservative, so results here are not surprising.
The "respondents" are out of state, never voted in AZ in 2022, have no idea what happened at individual voting sites, have little to no information from local sources. It is absurd to claim that "access" to media is equal to having any actual knowledge of what is happening in Phoenix. It is ignorant polling, totally worthless.
It was a printer issue that caused no significant issues. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Tim Ryan has already ruled on the case brought by the AZ GOP on the issue, it was dismissed.
That in no way excuses the fact the poll was from random people outside of Arizona. You lied when YOU claimed it was a poll of AZ republicans.
Not without a long wait. The shortages are pretty bad.
No, that was an old disease
yeah, i saw this one that will come in a week or so, but it's a Pi2 though
By a point or two, within the margin of error. All the best pollsters are, on average, similarly close.
You misread the post. I never claimed it was a poll of Arizona Republicans, it was the question asked which stated that Arizona Republicans said that the Maricopa fiasco prevented people from voting ... which it did. The question is whether it prevented enough from voting to affect the outcome of the election, which is what the poll question asked about. And 40% of Likely Voters responding--including almost 1/4 of Democrats--said it very likely did.
Um Florida still took a week or so to count votes. It went fast because the margins where too large for anyone to overcome..hence why it was called so fast.
There's a bit more to it than that. One of the big ones is how Florida handles mail-in ballots. For starters, you can't request a mail-in ballot within six days of an election, and if your ballot doesn't arrive by 7 pm on Election Day you're out of luck. Then, Florida starts tabulating those mail-in ballots almost a month early, so by the time Election Day rolls around almost all of them have already been counted.
They were still counting a week later dude.
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Tim Ryan has already ruled on the case brought by the AZ GOP on the issue, it was dismissed.
Again, Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Tim Ryan has already ruled on the case brought by the AZ GOP on the issue, it was dismissed. Further, the opinion of ignorant out of state republicans who continue to disregard the fact that his issue was already addressed shows that even when they get INFORMATION, they will ignore it and keep on believing false reports.
