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First reported by The Blaze (Right); 4 outlets over 3h.
The Blaze · +1h Newsweek · +2h National Review · +3h Washington Examiner
"It was treated like a game," McMorrow said on X.
Read at newsweek.com →The revelation that a new polling firm fabricated survey results sent shock waves through Democratic circles on Wednesday, who are being forced to assess how the bogus data may have influenced the 2026 elections in key races.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →The Wedgewood Fake Polls Scandal National Review
Read at nationalreview.com →Pollsters routinely miss the mark , but some pollsters aren't even trying to hit the target. Just months after a polling outfit that gave Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) a false sense of momentum was exposed as a fraud — or as they put it, a "short-term social experiment" — another pollster has…
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