According to a new analysis by 5 38, there are no fewer than 120 Republicans that will
be on the ballot.
This coming November who deny in one way or another, the results of the 2020 election,
120, as of right now, by the way.
And we still have roughly half of the country yet to have their primaries.
So that number could easily double based on current trajectory.
So we could end up with 200 plus Republicans on the ballot in November, the general election
ballot that do not believe that the 2020 election legitimately was won by president Joe Biden.
Here's how they break it down into who counts as a denier.
And who does not you, those who have explicitly said the 2020 election was stolen, uh, was
illegitimate and, or took legal measures to try to overturn the election.
Those who raised questions or concerns about the election, but haven't outright denied
or affirmed it.
Um, those who have accepted Biden's victory, but still raised questions or concerns about
fraud and those who have accepted Biden's victory without reservations that 120 number
only counts that first category, those who have outright said, I don't believe this election
was fair and legitimate.
So the number is actually already higher than 120, because it doesn't count the people who
have said, I'm not so sure if it was right on the level, maybe it was, maybe it wasn't,
maybe we need to look into it.
Those people aren't even getting counted, but I would personally count that as an election
denial, if you can't outright say that yes, that election was legitimate, then you're
denying the results of it.
So I think they should count, but 5 38, you know, they don't want to count it fine.
So be it.
But here's the problem.
They analyzed 1100 Republican candidates and they found 120.
So we're talking about a little more than 10%, 10% of the Republicans.
So far that have made it onto the November general election ballot.
That outright deny that the 2020 election was legitimate.
This is becoming the core belief of the Republican party, or at least one of the core beliefs.
This is now going to become a movement here in the United States.
You know, think of the cue people right, started off as just this fringe group of weirdos out
there.
But then you started getting lawmakers, people running for office that embraced the queue
folks.
And now they've mainstreamed queue.
That's what they're doing with this election denial.
They're mainstreaming it.
We will.
I mean, it's statistically impossible almost that all of these Republicans are gonna lose.
So we are gonna have even more Republican members
Of Congress than we have now that deny the results of the 2020 election.
And I think it's only gonna snowball from there.
We will see more election deniers winning their primaries in the coming weeks and months.
So that one 20 is gonna creep up even higher.
Some of them are gonna win.
We're gonna put more of 'em in Congress, possibly in the Senate, possibly, uh, possibly in governor,
uh, mansions, possibly in secretary of state positions all over the country, state level,
federal level doesn't matter, election deniers.
I mean, statistically, some of them are going to win.
And once that happens, this election denial, this refusal to accept reality will officially
be a mainstream staple of the Republican party.