AP-NORC/USAFacts Poll: Republicans Are More Likely to Trust Trump Than Official Election Results

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : By contrast, about 4 in 10 have at least a moderate amount of trust in Trump and his campaign.
46% : "Americans are less likely to trust the campaigns overall -- compared to sources such as the government and the media -- but they have a higher level of trust in Harris and her campaign than in Trump and his campaign to provide accurate information about the outcome of the election.
45% : "That's it."While most Americans trust government-certified election results at least a "moderate" amount, Republicans are more likely to trust Trump and his campaign, according to a new survey from the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and USAFacts.
30% : "In order to have a democracy, we have to trust the system and the results of our elections," she said, adding that she thinks Trump "does not care about fact-checking because he believes his supporters don't care, either.
29% : "The only way they can beat us is to cheat," Trump said at a Las Vegas rally in June.
27% : As Trump runs as the Republican candidate for the third time, he also is signaling that he can only lose through widespread fraud.
11% : Trump continues to lie about the outcome of the 2020 election, saying it was rigged against him even after dozens of his court challenges failed, reviews, recounts and audits in battleground states all affirmed President Joe Biden's win, and Trump's own attorney general said there was no evidence of widespread fraud.

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