The wool cannot be pulled over the eyes of the American people any longer.
More and more, the country is waking up to the brutal reality that Democrats did in fact cheat in the 2020 presidential election. Using ad hoc election laws, kangaroo courts, and COVID-19, the Democrats were able to successfully establish an infrastructure supporting voter fraud on a mass scale.
A poll released this week shows that most Arizona Republicans believe the forensic election audit of Maricopa County being conducted by the Arizona State Senate will show that former President Donald Trump, not President Biden, won the state’s 2020 election.
The poll found that 61%of Republican registered voters surveyed agreed with the statement:
“Evidence has been uncovered which shows that the election was stolen from President Trump in a number of states that the media and election officials have called for Joe Biden.”
In contrast, 24% of Independent registered voters surveyed in the state agreed with that statement, and only 15% of Democrat registered voters surveyed in the state agreed with it.
When asked later in the survey, “After the [Maricopa County] audit is completed, who do you believe will have received more votes in the 2020 presidential election, in Arizona?”
62% of Republicans answered Donald Trump, while only 21% answered Joe Biden, with 16 % unsure.
Among Independents, only 25% answered Donald Trump, while 54% answered Joe Biden and 21% were unsure.
Democrats were virtually unanimous in their responses: 89 percent answered Joe Biden, while just two percent answered Donald Trump and eight percent were unsure.
Overall, 51% of survey respondents answered Joe Biden, 31% answered Donald Trump, and 15% were unsure.
The political affiliation of survey respondents was 35.3% Republican, 32.5% Independent, and 32% Democrat.
In Maricopa County, for instance, where the Arizona State Senate is conducting its forensic audit of the 2020 election results and where about two million of the three million statewide votes in the 2020 election were cast.
The 2020 presidential election results in Arizona have been controversial since Fox News called it for Joe Biden on election night, November 3, 2020.
Later that month, Secretary of State Katie Hobbs (D-AZ) certified that Joe Biden received less than 11,000 votes more than Donald Trump, thereby winning the state’s 11 Electoral College votes.
The Arizona State Senate initiated a forensic audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election results on April 23, and while a final report from the firm conducting the audit is not expected until next month at the earliest, the mere existence of the audit has been the subject of numerous attacks from establish media outlets and Democrats since its inception.
Author: Sebastian Hayworth
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