Rasmussen Reports polled AZ voters about if they thought the election was rigged. Results were interesting...
You can believe that we aren't taking this lying down. Legislation is already underway to prevent this scam from happening here.
Rasmussen had this to say:
A new telephone and online survey by Rasmussen Reports and College Republicans United finds that 55% of Likely Arizona Voters believe it is likely that problems with the 2022 election in Maricopa County affected the outcome, including 35% who think it’s Very Likely.
Forty percent (40%) say it’s not likely that the problems in Maricopa County affected the election outcome, including 29% who believe it is Not At All Likely.
Of the 92% of Arizona voters who say they voted in the 2022 election, the new survey found 51% voted for Lake and 43% voted for Hobbs, while five percent (5%) say they voted for some other candidate.
“This survey of actual Arizona voters, with a 3% margin of error, indicates that 8% more of them voted for Lake than voted for Katie Hobbs,” said Richard Thomas, National Chairman of Republicans United.
“That's almost three times the poll margin of error. This raises serious questions about the certified ballot totals in light of the host of reported procedural irregularities.”
So let's get this straight.
Kari Lake beat Katie Hobbs by 8% in this exit poll. And no one really believes the outcome.
THAT is why the people of Arizona are with us as we pursue the truth. It is why we all believe that Katie Hobbs is illegitimate.
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