A plurality of Americans believe the upcoming midterm elections will experience fraud, according to a new poll by Rasmussen Reports sponsored by The National Pulse. The poll also revealed the stunning evidence that a clear majority believe the result of the 2020 election was blighted by cheating, including 24 percent of people who believe the prospect is very likely.
The 2020 election results continue to be hotly disputed after the injection of private, corporate cash and the introduction of unsecured and unmanned mail-in "drop boxes."
- 52 percent of likely U.S. voters believe that cheating influenced the 2020 presidential election, with 36 percent believing it is very likely.
- 58 percent believe that broadening the use of voting will result in more cheating, and 29 percent believe it will not. - 16 percent believe there will not be any cheating.
Establishment media outlets, social media platforms, and Democratic politicians have set out to silence individuals discussing voter fraud
- Despite peddling similar claims about Russian election influence throughout 2016 and the entirety of Donald Trump's presidency, the DOJ has continued to target officials and activists fighting for election integrity by threatening criminal prosecution.
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