36% believe the election was not rigged & 24% either didn't know or had no opinion
The Redfield & Wilton Strategies's poll asked respondents to what extent, if at all, they would support or oppose politicians who have doubts about the integrity of 2020 being elected in the 2022 midterm elections.
Some 34 percent said they would support election-denying candidates—of which 17 percent said they would "strongly" support them—while only 25 percent of candidates said they would oppose nominees claiming the election was stolen or rigged—15 percent of which would "strongly" oppose them.
Some 10 percent said they didn't know whether they would oppose or support these candidates, while 30 percent said they would neither support them or oppose them.
So apparently the Democrat's idea that they should spend their own money to get election denying Republicans nominated because they would be easy to beat was pretty much a waste of money. In fact, according to this poll, being an election denier was overall helpful to your election chances.
Moreover, if you read deeper into this poll, of the 36% who believe the election was not rigged, about a third of them at least understand why others would believe that the election was rigged. This further diminishes those who stubborning cling to the actual "big lie" that the 2020 election was secure and fraud free.
If you literally do not believe that there was any fraud and that 2020 was secure and do not understand why anyone else would see it differently? Congratulations! You are are not alone. About one in four agree with you. But you are a growing minority!
