A reporting failure in an app used to manage the Democratic Iowa caucuses has delayed the results. In the absence of the results, several candidates are claiming victory. Some have claimed that this is evidence of a conspiracy in order to bias the results for or against certain candidates. Do you think that the caucus results are or are not being rigged in favor of or against some candidates?

A reporting failure in an app used to manage the Democratic Iowa caucuses has delayed the results. In the absence of the results, several candidates are claiming victory. Some have claimed that this is evidence of a conspiracy in order to bias the results for or against certain candidates. Do you think that the caucus results are or are not being rigged in favor of or against some candidates? Published on February 4, 2020 → Survey conducted on February 4, 2020 on 2933 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Definitely are being rigged

17%

Probably are being rigged

22%

Probably aren't being rigged

19%

Definitely aren't being rigged

13%

Don't know

29%

Definitely are being rigged

17%

Probably are being rigged

22%

Probably aren't being rigged

19%

Definitely aren't being rigged

13%

Don't know

29%

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