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2026-10-22 14:17
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Bogus polling firm admits numbers are fraudulent, claims 'experimental project'
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Fake polling firm that publicized bogus polls favoring Dems, claims it was an 'experimental project'
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First reported by The Washington Times (Lean right); 2 outlets over 9h.
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A firm that has published widely circulated midterm political polls has acknowledged that its numbers were "fabricated" and claimed they were part of an experiment that duped some media outlets.
Read at washingtontimes.com → - Just the NewsRight
Late Tuesday, Wedgewood posted a statement on its now-removed X account admitting to the fake polls and claiming it was all a social experiment.
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