Do you consider Joe Biden to be the rightful winner of the vote in Maricopa County or not the rightful winner
How confident are you that the official count of votes for president in Maricopa County was correct
Elections and representation (new items) -- Congress refusing to certify presidential election results that have been submitted by one or more states and are viewed as legitimate by experts.
Elections and representation (new items) -- A state legislature naming electors to the Electoral College other than those designated by the popular vote in that state.
Elections and representation (new items) -- Local election officials refusing to certify vote totals recorded in their area that are viewed as legitimate by experts.
Elections and representation -- A state political party proposing measures that make it more difficult to vote, especially for members of the other party.
Elections and representation -- A state political party drawing Congressional districts that ensure it will receive a share of seats much larger than its share of votes.
Elections and representation -- A party that controls both chambers of Congress granting statehood to Washington, D.C. and Puerto Rico.
Impeachment and Courts -- A party that controls Congress and the presidency creating and filling new seats on the Supreme Court to change the partisan balance of power.
Impeachment and Courts -- The majority party in the Senate refusing to consider any nomination by a President to fill an open seat on the Supreme Court.
Impeachment and Courts -- A majority of the House of Representatives seeking to impeach a president because they believe he or she is unfit for office rather than because of specific evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Congress -- The minority party in the Senate routinely using the filibuster rule to block legislation supported only by the majority party.
Congress -- The majority party in the Senate abolishing the filibuster rule so it can pass legislation without minority party support.
Congress -- A majority party in either chamber of Congress refusing to raise the limit on the amount of money the U.S. government can legally borrow.
Statements - describes the US -- Political competition occurs without criticism of opponents’ loyalty or patriotism
Statements - describes the US -- Elected officials seek compromise with political opponents
Statements - describes the US -- Even when there are disagreements about ideology or policy, political leaders generally share a common understanding of relevant facts
Statements - describes the US -- The elected branches respect judicial independence
Statements - describes the US -- The judiciary is able to effectively limit executive power
Statements - describes the US -- The legislature is able to effectively limit executive power
Statements - describes the US -- Executive authority cannot be expanded beyond constitutional limits
Statements - describes the US -- Government statistics and data are produced by experts who are not influenced by political considerations
Statements - describes the US -- Law enforcement investigations of public officials or their associates are free from political influence or interference
Statements - describes the US -- Government officials do not use public office for private gain
Statements - describes the US -- Government officials are legally sanctioned for misconduct
Statements - describes the US -- Government agencies are not used to monitor, attack, or punish political opponents
Statements - describes the US -- Government effectively prevents private actors from engaging in politically-motivated violence or intimidation
Statements - describes the US -- Government does not interfere with journalists or news organizations
Statements - describes the US -- Citizens can make their opinions heard in open debate about policies that are under consideration
Statements - describes the US -- Government protects individuals’ right to engage in peaceful protest
Statements - describes the US -- Government protects individuals’ right to engage in unpopular speech or expression
Statements - describes the US -- Parties and candidates are not barred due to their political beliefs and ideologies
Statements - describes the US -- All adult citizens enjoy the same legal and political rights
Statements - describes the US -- Voter participation in elections is generally high
Statements - describes the US -- All votes have equal impact on election outcomes
Statements - describes the US -- All adult citizens have equal opportunity to vote
Statements - describes the US -- Politicians who lose free and fair elections will concede defeat
Statements - describes the US -- Public policy is not determined by large campaign contributions
Statements - describes the US -- Information about the sources of campaign funding is available to the public
Statements - describes the US -- The geographic boundaries of electoral districts do not systematically advantage any particular political party
Statements - describes the US -- Citizens have access to information about candidates that is relevant to how they would govern
Statements - describes the US -- Elections are conducted, ballots counted, and winners determined without pervasive fraud or manipulation