Republicans who relied on the Trump campaign as a major source of news far more likely to think that mail-in ballots were not counted as voters intended, but didn’t have the same lack of confidence in votes cast in person

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January 11, 2021

Republicans who relied on Trump for news more concerned than other Republicans about election fraud

Republicans who relied on the Trump campaign as a major source of news far more likely to think that mail-in ballots were not counted as voters intended, but didn’t have the same lack of confidence in votes cast in person

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Republicans who relied on the Trump campaign as a major source of news far more likely to think that mail-in ballots were not counted as voters intended, but didn’t have the same lack of confidence in votes cast in person

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