>A December survey by the Economist/YouGov found that 62% of Trump voters (and even 25% of those who voted for Hillary Clinton) believe that—in the utter absenc

>A December survey by the Economist/YouGov found that 62% of Trump voters (and even 25% of those who voted for Hillary Clinton) believe that—in the utter absence of evidence —“millions of illegal votes were cast in the election.” The same poll found that believing lies is nonpartisan. In spite of conclusive medical research, fully 81% of Clinton voters believe the statement, “Vaccines have been shown to cause autism.” That's not true. It's actually backwards, 81% think that statement is not true. In fact that poll showed believing lies was distinctly partisan. "Candidate preference seems to mean more than age, education and political interest when it comes to which of these conspiracies someone is likely to believe." https://today.yougov.com/news/2016/12/27/belief-conspiracies-largely-depends-political-iden/ https://today.yougov.com/news/2016/12/27/belief-conspiracies...