WASHINGTON (The Hill) - A majority of Republican voters stated President Joe Biden won the 2020 election by voter fraud, a new Hill-HarrisX poll found.
Fifty-six percent of registered Republican voters in the June 24-25 survey said Biden won the White House because of voter fraud while 25 percent he won fairly and 19 percent remain unsure, The Hill reported.
Eighty-eight percent of Democrats said Biden won fairly while 5 percent said voter fraud and 7 percent said unsure.
Half of independents said Biden won fairly while 20 percent said he won through election tampering and 31 percent said they are unsure.
Fifty-five percent of voters overall stated Biden won fairly while 27 percent noted he won by voter fraud and 18 percent said unsure.
Previous Hill-HarrisX data found 30 percent of Republican voters say they believe former President Donald Trump will “likely” be reinstated to office this year.
CNN reporter Donie O’Sullivan spoke with several supporters of Trump ahead of his first post-presidential rally on Saturday, many of whom told him they fully expect the real estate mogul to be reinstated before the end of the summer and warned of potential political violence in America if he is not.