COVID hoax conspiracy theories: I imagine there were lots of 'low information' voters in this study

 

Headline:  Ohio State University, 102/6/2022

In the two-survey study, people who reported greater belief in conspiracy theories about the pandemic – for which there is no evidence – were more likely to later report they believed that the 2020 presidential election had been stolen from Donald Trump through widespread voter fraud, which is also not true. Participants’ overall inclination to believe in conspiracy theories also increased more among those who reported believing COVID-19 was a hoax. [emphasis added]