Polling Firm Fabricated 18 Polls, Got Caught, and Called It a 'Social Experiment'
This summer, a polling firm called Wedgewood had good news for the far left.
In Wisconsin, its numbers showed socialist Francesca Hong beating Republican Tom Tiffany for governor. In Texas, they had Democrat James Talarico crushing Ken Paxton among Hispanic voters, 64% to 30%. In Michigan, they showed far-left Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed running away with the Democratic primary, and his campaign was happy to cite them.
On Tuesday, Wedgewood admitted the vast majority of it was made up.
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1960687191449407488?referrer=john_f_burke
This summer, a polling firm called Wedgewood had good news for the far left.
In Wisconsin, its numbers showed socialist Francesca Hong beating Republican Tom Tiffany for governor. In Texas, they had Democrat James Talarico crushing Ken Paxton among Hispanic voters, 64% to 30%. In Michigan, they showed far-left Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed running away with the Democratic primary, and his campaign was happy to cite them.
On Tuesday, Wedgewood admitted the vast majority of it was made up.
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1960687191449407488?referrer=john_f_burke
Polling Firm Fabricated 18 Polls, Got Caught, and Called It a 'Social Experiment'
This summer, a polling firm called Wedgewood had good news for the far left.
In Wisconsin, its numbers showed socialist Francesca Hong beating Republican Tom Tiffany for governor. In Texas, they had Democrat James Talarico crushing Ken Paxton among Hispanic voters, 64% to 30%. In Michigan, they showed far-left Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed running away with the Democratic primary, and his campaign was happy to cite them.
On Tuesday, Wedgewood admitted the vast majority of it was made up.
https://www.minds.com/newsfeed/1960687191449407488?referrer=john_f_burke