Tuesday, December 20, 2016

Why it Matters That a Majority of Republican Voters Seem to Believe Trump Won the Popular Vote

Why it Matters That a Majority of Republican Voters Seem to Believe Trump Won the Popular Vote

December 20, 2016 Why it Matters That a Majority of Republican Voters Seem to Believe Trump Won the Popular Vote , 1 Comments


By Daily Wire, Dec. 18, 2016 

Sunday, The Washington Post released a survey conducted by Qualtrics in which the following question was asked: "In last month’s election, Donald Trump won the majority of votes in the electoral college. Who do you think won the most popular votes?"

The question is simple enough. Donald Trump won 306 electoral votes, but has approximately 2.8 million fewer popular votes than Hillary Clinton. Despite the fact that a ten-second Google search is all that's required to find this information, an astonishing 29% of respondents believe Trump won the popular vote:
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  1. AnonymousDecember 21, 2016 at 6:02 AM

    So.....why does it matter? You never answered the question. Also, early figures showed Trump with a 700,000 lead and the EC vote won. A LOT of people have better things to do than spend the next ten days monitoring the recounts and mass confusion and outright propaganda.

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