Trump keeps warning about election 'cheating.' His Michigan supporters are ready to move on

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : But in the heat of another election year, Trump has primed his supporters to reject the results of a tight race.
30% : While Trump disputed, and continues to dispute, his 2020 electoral loss in Michigan, Van Overloop said he doesn't plan on contending any election results, should Harris win the state.
29% : "Despite his stated distrust, Swift said he would have no issues with the outcome of the election should Trump not win.
28% : In 2016, Trump beat Hillary Clinton by about 10,700 votes in Michigan.
27% : Trump has shifted on the issue with his campaign now encouraging his supporters to vote absentee or early in-person.
27% : Marougy said it'd be sad if Trump really did win the 2020 election but didn't end up in the White House.
26% : While campaigning as the 2024 Republican presidential nominee, Trump has repeatedly told them to turn out in droves and make the election "too big to rig.
26% : But don't expect him to protest the outcome if Trump loses.
25% : And later in the Detroit suburb of Warren, in a pre-recorded video played before he took the stage, Trump said, "Keep your eyes open, because these people want to cheat and they do cheat and frankly, it's the only thing they do well."While Trump has yet to commit to accepting the outcome of the presidential election, several of his supporters who attended rallies in Michigan on Friday said they're ready to do so even if he loses.Trump 'screwed himself' four years agoJordan Walton, 24, of Warren, is a restaurant worker and Trump supporter who was too young to vote in 2016.
20% : Clapper said he doesn't believe Trump lost in 2020.
13% : "In 2020, Biden defeated Trump in Michigan by more than 154,000 votes, or close to three percentage points.

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