Donald Trump calls for ‘investigation’ into J. Ann Selzer’s ‘fake’ Iowa poll: ‘She knew exactly what she was doing’

Donald Trump blasted election pollster J. Ann Selzer, calling for a probe after her final pre-Election Day survey confirmed Kamala Harris beating him in Iowa. Trump finally gained within the state.

Hours after Selzer introduced she was quitting election polling, the president-elect criticised her and the Des Moines Register/Mediacom Iowa ballot in a Fact Social put up. Seltzer’s final ballot confirmed that Trump would lose to the vp by three factors in Iowa, which ultimately proved to be improper when Trump ended up successful.

“A completely Pretend ballot that precipitated nice mistrust and uncertainty at a really important time. She knew precisely what she was doing. Thanks to the GREAT PEOPLE OF IOWA for giving me such a document breaking vote, regardless of attainable ELECTION FRAUD by Ann Selzer and the now discredited “newspaper” for which she works. An investigation is totally referred to as for!” Trump wrote on Truth Social. 

Nevertheless, it’s unclear what sort of investigation Trump referred to. 

Steven Cheung, the incoming communications director underneath the president-elect, mentioned that Selzer “beclowned herself over the past days of the marketing campaign in a seemingly blatant try and misinform the general public for the good thing about Kamala Harris,” in accordance with New York Submit.

‘My integrity means rather a lot to me’

In an op-ed within the Des Moines Register, Selzer mentioned she is planning to maneuver on to “different ventures and alternatives.” “Would I’ve appreciated to make this announcement after a closing ballot aligned with Election Day outcomes? In fact,” she mentioned of the November 1 ballot. “It’s ironic that it’s simply the other.” 

Speaking in regards to the ballot, Selzer mentioned she discovered “nothing to light up the miss,” and went on to guess that respondents may need lied or modified their opinion following the ballot being carried out. “My integrity means rather a lot to me,” she mentioned. “To those that have questioned it, there are doubtless no phrases to dissuade.”