Trump questions midterm results, says polls were wrong
Key Takeaways The post On Monday, Nov. 9, Trump wrote that early-voting dumps were so large that winning was impossible, and that machines matter more than the voter. The post names no state or county. Earlier acceptance On Tuesday, Nov. 3, he told the New York Times he was absolutely willing to accept the results. He told Fox News the same night that he would accept the races. The count The BBC tracker on Monday, Nov. 9, showed Democrats with 254 House seats and 54 Senate seats. Republicans had 162 House seats and 44 Senate seats, with races still uncalled. What the record shows Pew found polls got the direction right and missed the Democratic margin by about 4 points. Votebeat wrote that nothing extraordinary happened on Election Day. President Donald Trump questions midterm results in a Truth Social post dated Monday, Nov. 9, asking whether anybody believes the Nov. 3 election was honest. A same-day archive timed the post at 10:07 a.m. Eastern. The BBC, Anadolu Agency and The Jerusalem Post…
