UNITED STATE President- choose Donald Trump supplies statements at Mar- a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, UNITED STATE, December 16, 2024.
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WASHINGTON– Donald Trump is taking legal action against Ann Selzer, her ballot company, The Des Moines Register and the paper’s moms and dad business Gannett, on Monday evening, implicating them of customer fraudulence, according to a duplicate of the declaring assessed by NBC News.
The match, submitted in Polk County, Iowa, states it looks for “accountability for brazen election interference” over aNov 2 survey that revealed Kamala Harris up 3 percent factors inIowa Trump is making the case under the Iowa Consumer Fraud Act, which bans misleading advertising and marketing.
Trump inevitably won the state by dual figures, a distinction that his attorneys say in the match comprises “election-interfering fiction.”
“I’m doing this because I feel I have an obligation to I’m going to be bringing one against the people in Iowa, their newspaper, which had a very, very good pollster who got me right all the time, and then just before the election, she said I was going to lose by three or four points,” Trump stated in reviewing the match on Monday.
Selzer revealed after the political election that she would stop polling political competitions and relocate right into various other endeavors.
Pollster Ann Selzer on MSNBC.
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The match specifies that “Millions of Americans, including Plaintiff, residents of Iowa, and Iowans who contributed to President Trump’s Campaign and its affiliated entities (the “Trump 2024 Campaign”), were deceived by the doctored Harris Poll” which the “polling ‘miss’ was not an astonishing coincidence—it was intentional.”
It assaults Selzer’s credibility as a standard-bearing pollster, implicating her of trying to affect political races for Democrats.
