Just the Polls with Scott Rasmussen

Nearly half of voters believe that public health officials misrepresented COVID-19 data to build public support for their policies.

If we don’t trust the election process, then consent of the governed is impossible to obtain.

That percentage hasn’t changed since Election Day, and is about the same percentage as those who believed Hillary Clinton actually won in 2016.

Although among that 52%, a third don’t think that there should be a punishment for violating the mandate.

34% of voters believe the balance of the Supreme Court is about right, with only 15% saying it is too liberal.

61% of Democrats overestimate the number of excess deaths in the U.S. amid the COVID-19 pandemic, compared to just 35% of Republicans.

Out of a list of 7 news organizations, the Wall Street Journal is considered the most neutral news source by voters, with 29% saying it presents news from a liberal perspective and 20% saying they have a conservative leaning.

68% of Republicans say that churches and religious organizations are essential, compared to just 36% of Democrats.

There are many comparisons between the 2020 and 1976 presidential elections, one being that Jimmy Carter’s administration was a transitional one to Ronald Reagan’s, like Joe Biden’s may be to a 21st century Reagan.

On the contrary, 45% of voters say that governments did not go too far in restrictions for COVID-19.