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Many believe that Trust is the real loser in the 2020 American elections. With claims of fraud continuing almost a month after the presidential election, it's an uneasy ending to a bitterly fought campaign. Put it in perspective, says Dan Hoffrenning, political science professor at St. Olaf College and frequent election commentator. He says in many ways, the election was a testament to the durability of the democratic process and a a win for the rule of law. Still, about half of all Republicans who answered a Reuters poll of November 16 said they believe Trump rightfully won the election. How can that be good?
Many believe that Trust is the real loser in the 2020 American elections. With claims of fraud continuing almost a month after the presidential election, it's an uneasy ending to a bitterly fought campaign. Put it in perspective, says Dan Hoffrenning, political science professor at St. Olaf College and frequent election commentator. He says in many ways, the election was a testament to the durability of the democratic process and a a win for the rule of law. Still, about half of all Republicans who answered a Reuters poll of November 16 said they believe Trump rightfully won the election. How can that be good?