Archive · 23 Jan 2026
Trump Accuses Times Siena Poll of Bias
Donald Trump, the former US President, has accused the Times Siena Poll of being 'fake' and biased against him.
He claims the poll is designed to harm him politically, especially as the 2024 presidential election approaches.
Trump has vowed to include the poll in his ongoing lawsuit against The New York Times and has demanded that the newspaper preserve all records related to the poll's results.
He has also accused major US media organizations of knowingly publishing incorrect polls during the 2020 election cycle to influence voters.
Trump reiterated his claims of winning the 2020 election decisively, despite official results showing otherwise.
Additionally, polls, including the Times Siena Poll, have shown growing disapproval of President Trump's performance, with 56% overall and 58% specifically unhappy with how the economy is being handled.
Many voters appear weary of hearing that current struggles trace back to the prior president while being asked for patience.
Donald Trump accuses the Times Siena Poll of being 'fake' and biased against him.
Trump plans to include the poll in his ongoing lawsuit against The New York Times.
He demands the newspaper preserve all records related to the poll's results.
Trump alleges that major US media organizations published incorrect polls to influence voters.
Polls show growing disapproval of President Trump's performance, with 56% overall and 58% on the economy.
- Who
- Donald Trump, US President
- What
- Accusations of bias and fraud in the Times Siena Poll
- When
- Ahead of the 2024 US presidential election
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Trump believes the poll is designed to harm him politically
- Poll in Question
- Times Siena Poll
- Accusations
- Bias, fraudulent results, and political manipulation
- Legal Action
- Inclusion in ongoing lawsuit against The New York Times
- Platform
- Truth Social
- Election Year
- 2024
- Poll Disapproval
- 56% overall, 58% on economy
Sources
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