Elections
Pollster Exposed After Admitting Most Election Surveys Were Fabricated
Liberty Check
- Public trust in polling data is undermined when fabricated numbers are passed off as legitimate research.
- Major media outlets amplified surveys later revealed to be part of a so-called “social experiment.”
- Constitutional conservatives are reminded that informed voters deserve accurate information, not manipulated narratives.
Wedgewood Polls has now confessed that the bulk of its election surveys were fabricated. Election analysts uncovered the deception, prompting major outlets and polling aggregators to scrub the tainted data from their reports.
The admission came after analysts confronted the firm with clear evidence of widespread fraud. Wedgewood Polls described the entire scheme as a “social experiment.”
“Most of its surveys were fake.”
Media organizations that had previously cited the results are now facing questions about their vetting processes. The episode has reinforced longstanding concerns among constitutional conservatives that polling data is frequently weaponized to shape public perception rather than reflect it.
It’s time to push back.