How the Election-Denial Mindset Works

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : The protests didn't make much sense -- Trump had won Cherokee County by almost 40 points.
46% : But there were problems in Fulton County -- which includes most of Atlanta -- and probably in some other states, Dwayne maintained, which is what makes him believe that Trump may actually have won the election in 2020.
42% : This state board currently consists of five appointed members -- one Democrat, a Republican-appointed chair, and three outspoken Republican members whom Trump clearly views as an extension of his own political operation.
36% : Raffensperger used to lead the central board, but after the episode with Trump, Republican state legislators deemed him untrustworthy and removed him from the panel.
35% : "If Trump loses [nationally], you can guarantee they'll do what they can to slow things down," Becker said.
33% : " This dissonance is why election denial in America feels like a stubborn genie refusing to slide back into its bottle -- and Trump and his allies are preparing to draw it out again.
30% : Overseeing the whole election process is Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, the GOP official whom Trump once failed to strong-arm into "finding" 11,780 votes.
28% : Conservative women have a new Phyllis Schlafly Delay is a gift for a chaos agent like Trump, who, if he loses the presidential election, will likely be desperate to stir up trouble.

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