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This study concludes that between 6% and 12% of voters choose their candidate based on the belief that they are likely to win. This suggests a "bandwagon" effect, where voters may support a candidate because they think others will, or because they perceive the candidate as a winner. This behavior can influence election outcomes.

That is precisely why partisan journalists (like those on MSNBC and CBS) broadcasted fake and inaccurate polls about Kamala winning, about voter perception of the Trump felony convictions, etc.

Stop trusting the polls. They're literally fake and gay.

https://d966b3c0-a41c-4e10-87da-8277df7a9953.filesusr.com/ugd/718dda_5837f2868e074cf49d966e2b83350a1d.pdf

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This study concludes that between 6% and 12% of voters choose their candidate based on the belief that they are likely to win. This suggests a "bandwagon" effect, where voters may support a candidate because they think others will, or because they perceive the candidate as a winner. This behavior can influence election outcomes.

That is precisely why partisan journalists (like those on MSNBC and CBS) broadcasted fake and inaccurate polls about Kamala winning, about voter perception of the Trump felony convictions, etc.

Stop trusting the polls. They're literally fake and gay.

https://d966b3c0-a41c-4e10-87da-8277df7a9953.filesusr.com/ugd/718dda_5837f2868e074cf49d966e2b83350a1d.pdf

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