Election denialism was unpopular in 2020. It was equally unpopular, if not more so, in 2022.
Joe Morelle: “Election denialism was unpopular in 2020. It was equally unpopular, if not more so, in 2022.”
On the recordMay 22, 2024
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Morelle asserts that election denialism continues to lose public support.
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