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Two-thirds say the election was fair: poll

Two-thirds say the election was fair: poll Julia Manchester © Getty Images Two-thirds say the election was fair: poll Sixty-six percent of voters said they believe the 2020 presidential election was fair, according to a new Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll survey released on Tuesday. Another 34 percent said they believed the November election was unfair. The poll, which comes on the last full day of the Trump presidency, also found that 62 percent of respondents said they thought the system of mail-in ballots was fair, while 38 percent said it was unfair. The issue of election integrity dominated the headlines following Election Day after President Trump claimed repeatedly, without evidence, that widespread voter fraud took place resulting in his loss.

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Poll: Majority of voters want Trump barred from running for office again

A majority of Americans want President Trump Fifty-seven percent of U.S. voters said they believe that Trump’s single term in the White House should be both the beginning and end of his career in electoral politics. Another 43 percent said they do not want to see the soon-to-be former president banned from seeking elected office in the future. The findings add to the complicated political outlook Trump faces after he relinquishes the White House to President-elect Joe Biden ADVERTISEMENT Since losing reelection to Biden in November, the outgoing president has suggested privately that he may mount another campaign for the White House in 2024. He also started a leadership political action committee (PAC) that could allow him to maintain influence in GOP politics in his post-presidential life.

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