7 in 10 voters worried about violence post-election: Poll

A NEW POLL REVEALS A SIGNIFICANT NUMBER OF VOTERS ARE WORRIED ABOUT VIOLENCE FOLLOWING THE 20-24 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

THE QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY SURVEY FOUND THAT 73 PERCENT OF LIKELY VOTERS EXPRESSED CONCERN ABOUT POLITICALLY MOTIVATED VIOLENCE AFTER ELECTION RESULTS ARE ANNOUNCED. 

27 PERCENT EXPRESSED LITTLE TO NO CONCERN.

DEMOCRATS ARE MOST WORRIED WITH 90 PERCENT OF THAT PARTY WHO WAS SURVEYED RESPONDING YES.

59 PERCENT OF REPUBLICANS SAID THEY ARE CONCERNED.

YOU MAY REMEMBER, WHEN TRUMP LOST THE PRESIDENCY BACK IN 20-20, RIOTERS STORMED THE CAPITOL ON JANUARY 6TH 20-21 … AFTER HE SAID THE ELECTION WAS RIGGED. 

LAST MONTH, PRESIDENT BIDEN SPOKE IN AN INTERVIEW ABOUT WHETHER HE THINKS THERE WOULD BE A PEACEFUL TRANSFER OF POWER THIS COMING JANUARY. 

 if trump loses Im not confident at all.. He means what he says.. We dont take him seriously.

He means it all the stuff about if we lose there’ll be a blood bath.” 

THE QUINNIPIAC POLL ALSO FOUND TRUMP HAD 48 PERCENT BACKING FROM LIKELY VOTERS … WITH VICE PRESIDENT HARRIS RECEIVING 47 PERCENT. 

THE SURVEY INCLUDED MORE THAN 17-HUNDRED PEOPLE.

ITS MARGIN OF SAMPLING ERROR IS PLUS OR MINUS 2-POINT-4 PERCENTAGE POINTS. 

FOR SAN, I’M KARAH RUCKER.

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