Trump files suit against Iowa pollster Anne Selzer and Des Moines Register newspaper
- Trump has filed a lawsuit against Iowa pollster Anne Selzer and the Des Moines Register newspaper.
- The lawsuit was initiated in response to polling conducted by Selzer.
- The case highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and media organizations.
- Details of the lawsuit have not been publicly disclosed.
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Stephen Colbert is sensing a pattern with Donald Trump’s lawsuit-fueled attacks on American media outlets. And in his monologue on Wednesday’s “The Late Show,” he suggested that in the end, Trump is even going to sue if the famous Pennsylvania groundhog predicts the end of winter wrongly. What got him to that joke is that after ABC caved and settled Trump’s defamation lawsuit rather than defend ABC News, the incoming president is now suing a new…
Trump steps up actions against press with Des Moines Register lawsuit - Committee to Protect Journalists
Washington, D.C., December 18, 2024–The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns President-elect Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Des Moines Register and Gannett, which was filed on Monday, for publishing a poll that showed him trailing Vice President Kamala Harris in the run-up to the November presidential election. The lawsuit, which also includes pollster J. Ann Selzer and her polling firm, alleges that the poll amounted to “brazen electi…
Trump Sues Iowa Newspaper Over Poll Published Days Before 2024 Election
President-elect Donald Trump is suing a well-respected pollster and the newspaper that has published her polls, alleging that a survey she conducted during the 2024 presidential election amounted to “interference” in the race. The lawsuit, filed on Monday night, targets pollster Ann Selzer, The Des Moines Register (where her poll has been published for years) and the paper’s parent company… Source
A controversial poll in Iowa predicted a Harris victory, but Trump won the state. Now he's taking the matter to court. What's behind it?
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