79% of Americans think Biden won the election (Only 3% think Trump won)

[Johnny2X2X]

https://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/articles/2020-11-10/nearly-80-of-americans-say-biden-won-white-house-ignoring-trumps-refusal-to-concede-reuters-ipsos-poll

Only 3% think Trump won. Another 18% aren’t sure or think it’s not decided yet. These 18% are actually reasonable.

So Trump’s games are convincing almost no one. Even his cult members.

[yellowcanine]

1. If he keeps up the BS soon hardly anyone will admit to

having voted for him.

[JI7]

2. I would say most of the 18 percent are Trump Supporters but don't want to admit it

[doc03]

3. The Trumpsters I know are still pissed but most I think have come to the

conclusion Biden did win. I have slowly seen the Trump flags disappear and 90% of the pickups with flags are gone.

[Mike 03]

4. This seems like quite an important poll that should put to rest the

oft-repeated talking point that "Half the country thinks Trump won", which doesn't really make sense anyway when you think about it and break it down into percentages.

Less than half the people who voted in this election voted for Trump. That still leaves a large number of people who didn't vote in the election, and not every person who voted for Trump believes he won the election. Just the extremely stupid and brainwashed ones.

[Johnny2X2X]

6. Yes, only 3%

And this number isn't growing.

The 5% who aren't sure are probably just people who don't care one way or another.

The 13% who say it isn't done are probably half Trump supporters.

All of this garbage he is trying right now is doing nothing for him.

Why does it matter? Republicans won't go along with it much longer with these kind of opinion polls.

[Just_Vote_Dem]

5. Thank you for this

I saw 79% and thought, wow, 21% are deluded? Then I saw the breakdown and felt better

[Johnny2X2X]

8. Yeah, it is heartening.

I imagine in any election there’s 10-15% who don’t know or aren’t sure a week after.

[DeminPennswoods]

7. Even Mick Mulvaney said that Trump

needs to "put up or shut up" regarding his claims of fraud.

Yes, that Mick Mulvaney, arch conservative, government-hating, co-founder of the Tea Party and former head of OMB and Trump's ex-chief of staff.

[SouthernIrish]

9. I hope it is true.

Speaking for myself, I don't trust polls anymore. Not after 2016 and 2020.