Polling exposes deep doubt among GOP voters to Biden's 'win'

 Daily Caller:

Polling data indicates that a vast majority of Republicans believe voter fraud helped President-elect Joe Biden win the presidency and less than half of Republicans accept the outcome of the election.

A new NPR/Ipsos poll released Wednesday found that while 33% of all respondents believe voter fraud helped Biden win the 2020 election, 67% of Republicans said the same. Only 44% of Republicans surveyed said they accept the outcome of the election and 71% said there is a deep state working to undermine President Donald Trump.
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Brooke Williams, one of the Republicans surveyed, said she believed there was enough evidence to suggest Biden’s win was fraudulent. “There’s just too much information out there,” she said during a follow-up interview with NPR. “I can’t see how anybody is not thoroughly convinced that Biden was illegally elected.”

Responses to the survey were split along partisan lines as a notable majority of Independents and Democrats said they accepted the outcome of the election. Only 28% of Independents and 11% of Democrats believed voter fraud helped Biden win.
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This poll should be seen as a warning sign, especially for Senate Republicans who seem prepared to "legitimize" the vote despite the doubts of their constituents.  Only a handful of Republican Senators have questioned the Biden vote in swing states.

The media and the Democrats have failed to persuade the majority of Republicans that this was a fair election.  The Senate leadership appears willing to accept a certain amount of vote fraud or dismiss it.  This could be a mistake that will haunt them.

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