2024 US Presidential Election

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

I tried and couldn't find any, hence, my request that you support your point with data.

You don't have it; that's fine. Have a nice day.

Well, I haven't been able to post links on this forum. I think I have to be a member on this forum for at least a month before I can start posting links, and I've only been a member here for a few weeks. I don't want to post any "data" or information without citing sources by posting links.

I'm able to get millions of search results with all kinds of data in the result articles, so it sounds a bit bizarre to me that someone else couldn't find any.

I'm going to include one of the links here as a test: https://www.dataforprogress.org/blog/202...-diplomacy

You are link-enabled as of today.

I find that polling to be a little hinky, because

When asked how knowledgeable they are about the Israel-Palestine conflict, 25% of voters say they have either an “extensive” or “proficient” level of knowledge, while 35% say they have a “moderate” knowledge level. Voters who get their news from social media are especially likely to consider themselves knowledgeable: 36% of voters who get news from Instagram, 33% of voters who get news from TikTok, and 30% of voters who get news from Facebook say they have extensive or proficient knowledge about the conflict.

Boru