GET ME REWRITE: How accurate or off-the-mark is the New York Times slavish reporting of the polls

 

Not very.  There is no mention of the Trafalgar Group or Robert Cahaly in this article.  Asleep at the wheel!

 Headline:  New York Times, 10/17/2024

Fantasy polls: Slate

Live by the polls, die by the polls

October 2024

Liberal data analyst snookered by Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls.  (10/19)

Malpractice in journalism:  Taking Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls seriously. (10/16)

More malpractice in journalism at Newsweek.  (10/15)

Malpractice in journalism at Newsweek.  (10/9)

No need to panic, folks; it’s just Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly making up another batch of GOP wet dream fantasy polls. (10/5)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Wisconsin presidential edition)er  (10/4)

It's full steam ahead for Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls.  (10/3)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Michigan presidential edition)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Michigan US Senate edition)

September 2024

Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly releases another GOP wet dream fantasy poll.  (9/30)

Does Trafalgar chief pollster Robert A. Cahaly realize he's talking about himself? (9/27)

Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly releases another GOP wet dream fantasy poll.  It's his specialty.  (9/15)

Apparently, Jonathan Draeger moonlights as Robert Cahalys publicist.  (9/10)

Dear Newsweek: Please place an election season embargo on Trafalgar polls.  They are nothing more than a GOP wet dream.  Just like 2022.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (9/1)

Dear Eric Mack:  Remember the so-called 2022 Red Wave?  Trafalgar polls are nothing but a GOP wet dream.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (9/1) 

June-August 2024

Remember 2022?  Well, here they go again!  (8/30)

Trafalgar's Robert Cahaly:  Just what you'd expect from a "pollster" who promoted a nonexistent "Red Wave" in 2022

Dear Sean Hannity:  Trafalgar's Robert Cahaly deals in GOP wet-dream fantasies.  If he sez Trump is up 2 in Georgia, he's actually down 5.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (8/2/2024)

Are the pollsters and political reporters making the same rush to judgment they did in 2022?  (6/10)

December 2023

Best to take any poll from Trafalgar with a grain of salt.  (12/6)

November 2023

America's most pilloried pollster thinks Republican's bad night in Virginia won't tarnish Glenn Youngkin.  (11/8)

October 2023

The only trend here is Robert Cahaly being WRONG WRONG WRONG like he was in 2022.  (10/29)

February 2023

Trafalgar leaves deep and lasting stain on polling profession with off-the-charts dreadful performance in 2022 midterms.  (2/13)

 

January 2023

RULE #1: Never take a Trafalgar poll at face valve (RNC chair election edition).  (1/27)

RULE #1:  Never take a Trafalgar poll at face valve (Border security edition).  (1/27)

RULE #1:  Never take a Trafalgar poll at face value (RNC edition).  (1/26)

Day 61 of Robert C. Cahaly's self-imposed exile.  (1/7)

FiveThirtyEight reports Trafalgar poll with a straight face.  (1/6)

December 2022

In a year when conservative pollsters tried to drive the election narrative, Politico sez "HOORAY " for polls.  (12/31)
Rule #1: Never cite a Trafalgar poll to bolster your argument.  (12/24)

November 2022

And then there were those Trafalgar fantasy polls.  (11/21)

Since Election Day, we have been listening to 'The Sounds of Silence" by Robert C. Cahaly.  (11/16)

Looking forward to Trafalgar's first fantasy poll of the 2024 GOP presidential campaign shit show.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Arizona.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Colorado.  (11/16)

Governor's race in New York.  (11/15)

Governor's rate in Michigan.  (11/11)

Governor's race in Minnesota.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Minnesota.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Pennsylvania.  (11/14)

Governor's race in Wisconsin.  (11/14)

Senate race in Arizona.  (11/15)

Senate race in Colorado.  (11/14)

Senate race in Nevada.  (11/14)

Senate race in New Hampshire.  (11/14)

Senate race in Pennsylvania.  (11/14)

Senate race in Vermont.  (11/11)

Senate race in Washington.  (11/11)

GET ME REWRITE: Liberal data analyst snookered by Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls

 Headline:  KTRH, 10/15/2024

Fantasy polls: Slate

So, how likely is that to happen? Polling guru Robert Cahaly, with the Trafalgar Group, predicted Trump's win in 2016, and sees a lot of similarities. The polls were close, which is a good sign for Trump.

"And it really comes down to, are they doing a better job of measuring Trump voters or not? And I would argue they are not" Cahaly told KTRH. He says the "hidden" Trump vote, especially in the key swing states, is significant.  [emphasis added]

In 2020, it was the "shy" trump voter.  

Live by the polls, die by the polls

October 2024

Malpractice in journalism:  Taking Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls seriously. (10/16)

More malpractice in journalism at Newsweek.  (10/15)

Malpractice in journalism at Newsweek.  (10/9)

No need to panic, folks; it’s just Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly making up another batch of GOP wet dream fantasy polls. (10/5)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Wisconsin presidential edition)er  (10/4)

It's full steam ahead for Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly's GOP wet dream fantasy polls.  (10/3)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Michigan presidential edition)

Been there, done that: Just like in 2022, Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly trolls the media with GOP wet dream fantasy polls (Michigan US Senate edition)

September 2024

Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly releases another GOP wet dream fantasy poll.  (9/30)

Does Trafalgar chief pollster Robert A. Cahaly realize he's talking about himself? (9/27)

Trafalgar lead pollster Robert Cahaly releases another GOP wet dream fantasy poll.  It's his specialty.  (9/15)

Apparently, Jonathan Draeger moonlights as Robert Cahalys publicist.  (9/10)

Dear Newsweek: Please place an election season embargo on Trafalgar polls.  They are nothing more than a GOP wet dream.  Just like 2022.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (9/1)

Dear Eric Mack:  Remember the so-called 2022 Red Wave?  Trafalgar polls are nothing but a GOP wet dream.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (9/1) 

June-August 2024

Remember 2022?  Well, here they go again!  (8/30)

Trafalgar's Robert Cahaly:  Just what you'd expect from a "pollster" who promoted a nonexistent "Red Wave" in 2022

Dear Sean Hannity:  Trafalgar's Robert Cahaly deals in GOP wet-dream fantasies.  If he sez Trump is up 2 in Georgia, he's actually down 5.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (8/2/2024)

Are the pollsters and political reporters making the same rush to judgment they did in 2022?  (6/10)

December 2023

Best to take any poll from Trafalgar with a grain of salt.  (12/6)

November 2023

America's most pilloried pollster thinks Republican's bad night in Virginia won't tarnish Glenn Youngkin.  (11/8)

October 2023

The only trend here is Robert Cahaly being WRONG WRONG WRONG like he was in 2022.  (10/29)

February 2023

Trafalgar leaves deep and lasting stain on polling profession with off-the-charts dreadful performance in 2022 midterms.  (2/13)

 

January 2023

RULE #1: Never take a Trafalgar poll at face valve (RNC chair election edition).  (1/27)

RULE #1:  Never take a Trafalgar poll at face valve (Border security edition).  (1/27)

RULE #1:  Never take a Trafalgar poll at face value (RNC edition).  (1/26)

Day 61 of Robert C. Cahaly's self-imposed exile.  (1/7)

FiveThirtyEight reports Trafalgar poll with a straight face.  (1/6)

December 2022

In a year when conservative pollsters tried to drive the election narrative, Politico sez "HOORAY " for polls.  (12/31)
Rule #1: Never cite a Trafalgar poll to bolster your argument.  (12/24)

November 2022

And then there were those Trafalgar fantasy polls.  (11/21)

Since Election Day, we have been listening to 'The Sounds of Silence" by Robert C. Cahaly.  (11/16)

Looking forward to Trafalgar's first fantasy poll of the 2024 GOP presidential campaign shit show.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Arizona.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Colorado.  (11/16)

Governor's race in New York.  (11/15)

Governor's rate in Michigan.  (11/11)

Governor's race in Minnesota.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Minnesota.  (11/16)

Governor's race in Pennsylvania.  (11/14)

Governor's race in Wisconsin.  (11/14)

Senate race in Arizona.  (11/15)

Senate race in Colorado.  (11/14)

Senate race in Nevada.  (11/14)

Senate race in New Hampshire.  (11/14)

Senate race in Pennsylvania.  (11/14)

Senate race in Vermont.  (11/11)

Senate race in Washington.  (11/11)

GET ME REWRITE: Racist GOP U.S. Senate candidate from Montana Tim Sheehy parrots Project 2025 on eliminating Department of Education

Headline:  AlterNet, 10/16/2024

“We have a Department of Education, which I don’t think we need any more,” said Sheehy, on audio clips obtained by the Montanan. “It should go away. That’ll save us $30 billion right there.” 

“We formed that department so little Black girls could go to school down South and we could have integrated schooling. We don’t need that anymore,” he continued. 

The plan comes from Project 2025, which calls for the elimination of the DoE as well as other moves that would overhaul the federal government. 

A National Education Association analysis said Project 2025 would “gut” education funding and hurt vulnerable students, HuffPo cited.

Related post:

Orange County California banker and Wisconsin GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde parrots Project 2025 on eliminating Department of Education.  (10/19/2024)

GET ME REWRITE: Use of phrase 'border crisis' should be permanently embargoed by news media

Map:  Development Initiatives

Headline:  Texas Monthly, Novmber 2024

In a 2023 analysis by The Wall Street Journal, the counties that participated most actively in Operation Lone Star during its first two years saw the greatest increase in the number of border crossers over that period. 

This could have been predicted. For more than a century the threat of arrest—whether by Border Patrol agents in green uniforms or Texas state cops in white Stetsons—has not stopped undocumented workers from moving north. Recently Latin American migrants have kept coming, for the same reason millions of Scots, Irish, Germans, Eastern Europeans, Italians, and Russians first arrived at Ellis Island. The U.S. economy—the most powerful engine of wealth in human history—has been built on successive waves of foreign-born workers and entrepreneurs. The current border crisis is a symptom of a much deeper transformation in the U.S. and across much of the Western Hemisphere. It won’t be solved by tough-talking politicians posing next to coils of razor wire. There are greater forces at play. [emphasis added]

One of those forces is the worsening economic and political calamity across much of Latin America and the Caribbean.

GET ME REWRITE: Trump goes bonkers in campaign's final stretch

 

More sanewashing from the New York Times

Headline:  New York Times, 10/18/2024

The former president made his comments about Jan. 6 and its aftermath at a time when, just weeks before Election Day, uncommitted voters in battleground states tell pollsters that among their top concerns is that they view him as a threat to democracy.

According to Merriam-Webster, the first-known use of 'bonkers', as in not mentally sound, occurred in 1945.

Other coinages from the same year include:

1. chugalug
2. Dear John
3. firestorm
4. go-no-go
5. Medal of Freedom
6. nonfluency
7. sheeple
8. squawk box

Related posts:

October 2024

Headline sanewashes Trump's Nazi rhetoric.  (10/10)

Framing its political coverage with stale, silly sports metaphors.  (10/10)

Sanewashing Demented Donald Trump rallies.  (10/9)

New York Times headlines mash-up of VP debate:  Vance 'made Trumpism sound polite, calm and coherent' with a cascade of false and misleading statements. (10/6/2024) 

Majority of 13 writers charmed by the smarm of JD Vance.  (10/2)

September 2024

Mindblowing, sanewashing dissonance of headline and lede.  (9/26)

David Leonhardt goes on the defensive.  (9/17)

Reporters drowning in false equivalencies.  (9/5)

July-August 2024

British-American journalist Mehdi Hasan sums up the sins of The New York Times.  (8/31)

Political reporters continue to amaze with their transcription skills.  (8/7)

Just when you thought the New York Times political reporting couldn't get any worse.  (7/24)

Welcome to the Club!  New York Times Shawn McCreesh is Trump's latest victim of The Art of the Con.  (7/18)

Peter Baker conducts a master class in false equivalency.  (7/16)

June 2024

But it's OK for a serial liar, unregenerate fraud, wannabe authoritarian, and convicted felon to run for president.  (6/28)

New York Times might as well be on Trump's payroll. (YOU'RE HIRED!).  (6/28)

New York Times works overtime to normalize the 2024 presidential election.  (6/26)

Are the pollsters and political reporters making the same rush to judgment they did in 2022?  (6/10)

May 2024

Apparently, the New York Times is still focused on Donald Trump's "family man" defense.  (5/16)

Four New York Times reporters promote "family man" defense for Donald Trump in hush-money trial. (5/4)

New York Times courtroom reporters party like it's a black-and-white Raymond Burr Perry Mason festival.  (5/3)

When it comes to framing the 2024 presidential election, Peter Baker and the New York

April 2024

The New York Times perfects the technique of bending over backwards for Donald Trump.  (4/18)

10 -- count 'em -- 10 New York Times reporters help Trump pan for campaign gold.  (4/15)

New York Times, 4/12/2024, page A10:  Doomsday double bill.  (4/12)

Once again, a New York Times headline writer misses the mark. (4/1)

March 2024

Leave it to the New York Times to come up with an incorrect and exceedingly lame headline.  (3/8)

February 2024

Meet Natalie Brumfield, New York Times go-to for positives about Alabama Supreme Court decision on embryos.  (2/23)

January 2024

 Times get it terribly wrong.  (1/25)

2023

New York Times reporter Peter Baker ignores Jennifer Rubin's admonition to mainstream media.  (10/3)

2019

Like many others, New York Times reporter Peter Baker got snookered by William Barr's 4-page summary.  (4/19)

2018

Dear Peter Baker and Maggie Haberman, Next time please interview someone who doesn't have an ax to grind. (10/31)

Sea of white faces gather at Trump rally in majority-minority county where Joe Biden received more than 72% of the vote in 2020

As seen on page A16 of the print edition of the 10/18/2024 New York Times.

 

The event took place at an opera house in Atlanta, seat of Fulton County.

Source:  U.S. Census Buruea QuickFacts

Orange County California banker and Wisconsin GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde parrots Project 2025 on eliminating Department of Education

Headlines:  Top, bottom

From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Hovde, a businessman running against Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin in the Nov. 5 election, casts the agency as a symbol of bureaucratic overreach and a source of youth indoctrination. His position mirrors what's become a national talking point and part of the Republican party platform. Donald Trump said he would shut down the agency. The conservative Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 also called for its closure.

Other Hovde posts:\

2024

Eric Hovde rips a page from the 2022 Ron Johnson campaign playbook.  (8/16/2024)

Sorry, Eric Hovde, Ron Johnson did better than you in 2022, even with a smaller voter turnout.  (8/15)

Wisconsin 2024 elections:  Wishful thinking on the part of Eric Hovde,  (8/15/2024)

Dear Eric Hovde: No, wet head, China is not buying up large stretches of American agricultural land.  Best, Retiring Guy.  (7/11/2024)

2023

China buying up farmland in Nebraska?  Nope, guess again!  Single biggest buyer is Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.  (12/7)

2014

Latest target of Eric Hovde Clown Show:  Nursing home residents.  (4/10)

Carpetbagger and Wisconsin GOP U.S. Senate candidate conducts some D. C. real estate business.  (2/20)

California-based Eric Hovde Clown Show planning to spend time in Wisconsin this year.  (2/15/2014)

Around Town Middleton: In memoriam

 

As seen during a walk in the Pheasant Branch Corridor the other day

Photos by Retiring Guyt

 

Rebecca died on October 2, 2013.  

Around Town Middleton posts:

2024

Cloudy forecast for this home sale on Maywood Avenue.  (10/16)

Retaining wall at corner of Elmwood and Bristol streets is no longer leaning.  (8/26)

The last vacant lot on Middleton Street across from Tiedeman Pond. (8/25)

Dollar Tree is now the Dollar and a Quarter Tree.  (8/7)

Candidate for the worst home renovation of the year.  (6/29)

Storm damage in the vicinity of Tiedeman Pond. (5/23)

3 American flags in a moderate breeze.  (5/20)

Bitcoin Depot at local hardware store.  Wonder how much use it gets.  (5/1)

And so have the ponds.  (3/4)

Sunday hours at Middleton Public Library resume on February 4th.  (2/1)

November 2023

Meet the Thanksgiving survivors.  (11/28/2023)

Lunch time at Tiedeman Pond.  (11/27)

Faded stop sign at back entrance to Mid Town Square.  (11/5)

Homeowners acknowledge that leaning stone wall is hazard to pedestrians.  (11/3)

September 2023

Wisconsin and Southern Railroad prohibits pedestrian crossing at Middleton Center.  (9/23)

June 2023

Cardinal Row now has a lawn to match a portion of its siding.  (6/19)

Golf Galaxy opening soon at Greenway Center.  (6/12)

May 2023

Checking in on the recently closed Collector's Corner Resale Shop .  (5/12)

Elmwood Avenue construction between Parmenter and Cayuga.  (5/6)

Best double cheeseburger ever (Village Green).  (5/5)

April 2023

Well, at least he didn't stop in the crosswalk.  (4/20)

March 2023

80 years later, William "Sonny" Simon comes home.  (3/30)

February 2023

All that's missing are the wedding cans.  (2/6)

Not quite symmetrical.  (2/5)

Roman Candle pizza to close on February 4.  (2/2)

January 2023

Collector's Corner Resale Shop closes.  (1/15)

Bathroom advice.  (1/11)

Vin Santo restaurant reopening date postponed again.  (1/7)

October 2022

328 down the right-field line.  (10/30/2022)

Basketball court newest addition to Parisi Park.  (10/26)

The Club Tavern still sits empty (2022 edition)  (10/20)
According to a recent Next Door post, this apartment building allegedly has roaches. (10/15)

Where the sidewalk ends.  (10/1)

August 2022

"Tactical Urbanism" at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Middleton Street.  (8/29/2022)

The G Spot.  (8/11/2022)

Not the best choice for a vanity license plate.   (8/7/2022)

July 2022

Turfbot mower.  (7/28)

Klinke closes its North Gammon Road location.  (7/15/)

May2022

Strickers Pond showstoppers.  (5/15)

April 2022

Tiedeman Pond observation platform replaced.  (4/20)

January 2022

Vin Santo reopening?  (1/17)

November 2021

Stunning fall foliage.  (11/8)
What a concept!  Dual-purpose dumpster.  (11/4)

Club Tavern still sits empty.  (11/3)  

October 2021
Jim's BP reboots as Jim;s Auto Service.  (10/18)

September 2021

Old National Bank.  (9/29)

June 2021

Tiedeman Poud pumping station upgrade.  (6/14)

Public art on the sald shed.  (6/10)

Algae bloom at Strickers Pond.  (6/10)

May 2021

Buying in bulk almost looks like Before Times at at Willy Street Co-op.  (5/5

February 2021

2 inches of fluff is not a snowstorm.  (2/10)

January 2021

Hidden Oaks subdivision.  (1/28)

4-way stop signs installed at Middleton Street and South Avenue.  (1/17)

December 2020

Unhappy neighbors of construction site.  (12/10)

November 2020

Good Neighbor City message.  (11/12)

Buying in bulk is backj at Willy Street Coop. (11/4)

October 2020

Free House Pub patio.  (10/4)

September 2020

This Franklin Avenue home has no curb  appeal.  (9/11)
A family of sandhill cranes paid us a visit yesterday.  (9/6) 

The beaches of Stricker's Pond.  (9/1)

August 2020

The latest in Woodside Heights Park amenities.  (8/19)
Sugars Court.  (8/31)

December 2019
Roman Candle survives the cut, even without the availability of convenient parking.  (12/12)
The Monona side of town.  (12/6)

November 2019
Bike rack at Sauk Trail Elementary School.  (11/8)
Not everybody's on board in the Meadows neighborhood.  (11/4)
 
October 2019
Matching car and garage door.  (10/11)

September 2019
Around Town Middleton: Bees love ornamental onion plants.   (9/4) 

August 2019
60-year-old resident arrested for armed robbery.  (8/21)
Staff and visitors may now park in the MCPASD Services Center lot .  (8/2)

June 2019
"ROAD WORK AHEAD" trumps "DRIVE LIKE YOUR KIDS LIVE HERE" on Park Street.  (6/27)
Free lunch Friday.  (6/24/2019)
CBD, just like everywhere else in Wisconsin.  (6/24)
 
February 2019
According to chapter 8.07 of the city ordinances....  (2/4)

January 2019
More than a snow fort, but not a standing-room igloo.  (1/2)
 
December 2018
This section of sidewalk was replaced in 1980.  (12/18)
The post office's new and improved self-service kiosk.  (12/18)

November 2018
Spell checker.  (11/19)

August 2018
Must be on a tight schedule.  (8/6/)

July 2018
What type of seeds?  (7/6)

June 2018
If it's not one thing, it's another.  (6/23)
Bloom Bake Shop to reopen as Bloom Bindery, a bakery/bookstore.  (6/15)

May 2018
The Tiedeman Pond frog chorus.  (5/15)

March 2018
Tiedeman Pond winter fish kill.  (3/30)
Hear that lonesome whistle blow.  (3/22)
Explosion on Elmwood Avenue.  (3/20)
Googling 'Henry Hubbard'.  (3/18) 
A not-so-faded Flo strikes a new pose.  (3/12)

February 2018

3 orange cones on sidewalk.  (2/26)

January 2018
This corner house is now a rental.  (1/16)
This 1955, 1296-square-foot ranch on Cooper Avenue was listed at $219,500.  (1/13)
It's always the season of the witch at this Anderson Street address in Middleton.  (1/11)

December 2017
A sure sign that this request went unheeded, if not unseen.  (12/24)
Turnstile Christmas Eve services at St. Luke's.  (12/13)

You've heard of a bear hibernating, but how about a bakery?  (12/13)

Day 1450 of GOP election denier hysteria (Trump Big Lie Clown Show Circus Pennsylvania Looney Tunes edition)

 

The endless parade

 of clown show zombies

Starring PA 9th CD Rep

Dan Meuser

Report:  Center for Media and Democracy 

Both before and after the 2020 election, Repre- sentative Dan Meuser sowed doubts about the legitimacy of the outcome, appearing on Fox News and using his official platform as a congressman to issue statements about “election integrity.” On December 1, 2020, he signed a letter urging Attorney General Bill Barr to investigate purported election fraud, and on December 10 he signed an amicus brief in a lawsuit filed by the state of Texas urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn the results of the presidential election in Pennsylvania and three other battleground states. On January 6, Meuser voted against certifying Pennsylvania’s Electoral College votes for Joe Biden and the following month he voted against impeaching Trump for his role in instigating the attack on Congress and the Capitol.

Increasingly longer list of parade entries:

Day 376 to 632

Day 633 to  66.

Day 662 to 702  

Day 704 to 709

Day 712 to 720

Day 721 to 729

Day 730 to 736

Day 743 to 744

Day 758 to 765

Day 781 to 787

Day 794 to 798

Day 805 to 807

Day 718 to 839

Day 840 to 848

Day 849 to 855

Day 867 to 878

Day 879 to 889

Day 890 to 897

Day 900 to 910

Day 911 to 919

Day 920 to 923

Day 927 to 928

Day 929 (Patricia McCullough)

Day 930 (Ashley Duff) 

Day 931 (Roy D'Agostino and Josh Parsons)

Day 932 (Samuel DeMarco)

Day 934  (Kari Lake)

Day 936 (Robert Beadles)

Day 937 (all election deniers)

Day 938 (Doug McLinko)

Day 942 (Glenn Youngkin)

Day 944   (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 945 (Jeff Serdy)

Day 946 (Todd Graybill)

Day 947 (Kyle Ardoin)

Day 949 (Frank LaRose)

Day 951 (Garland Favorito)

Day 952 (Doug Logan)

Day 954 (Brian Pritchard)

Day 955 (David Cross)

Day 956 (Suzi Voyles)

Day 957 (Josh McKoon)

Day 958 (David Whipple)

Day 960 (Joe Oltmann)

Day 961  (Theresa Manzella)

Day 962 (Sandra Merchant)

Day 964 (Stuart Hadlund)

Day 965  (Kari Lake)

Day 966   (Andro Lerario)

Day 971 (Jason Snead)

Day 982   (Joseph Mastroianni)

Day 983 (Mike Lindell)

Day 984 (Robert Sutherland)

Day 985 (Charlie Kirk)

Day 992   (Stan Grot)

Day 996  (Tim O'Hare)

Day 998   (Shawnna Bolick)

Day 999  (Dave Williams)

Day 1000 (Mike Lindell)

Day 1003   (Janel Brandtjen)

Day 1004 (Dinesh D'Souza)

Day 1005   (Sonny Borrelli)

Day 1006 (Daire Rendon)

Day 1007 (70% of GOP voters)

Day 1011 (Peter Bernegger)

Day 1013 (Sidney Powell)

Day 1015 (Matt Maddock)

Day 1016 (Nick Sherman)

Day 1017   (Boris Epshteyn)

Day 1019 (Rudy Giuliani)

Day 1020 (Eric Burlison)

Day 1025  (Mark Finchem)

Day 1026 (Brian Schimming)

Day 1027 (Jenna Ellis)

Day 1030 (David Whipple)

Day 1031 (Jeffrey Clark, John Eastman) 

Day 1032 (Joe Oltmann)

Day 1033  (Kari Lake)

Day 1035 (Abe Hamadeh)

Day 1037 (Douglas Frank)

Day 1039 (Warren Daniel)

Day 1040 (Craig Berland)

Day 1041 (Jason Frazier)

Day 1042 (Tina Peters)

Day 1044 (Meshawn Maddock)

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