DOES THIS POLL PROVE ALL ELECTIONS ARE RIGGED

According to this poll, one can only conclude that the American electorate says one thing and does another, or the election results are in fact determined by vote counters and not by voters. I believe there is a bit of truth in both conclusions, however, as the left becomes bolder and bolder with their ability to fraudulently count votes, as we saw in the 2020 presidential election, we can conclude that more and more elections are vote counter determined.
Poll results and conclusion:
Americans’ outlook on national politics is best summarized as “dismal,” according to a wide-ranging new Pew Research Center report released Tuesday.
“Americans have long been critical of politicians and skeptical of the federal government,” the report’s authors write. “But today, Americans’ views of politics and elected officials are unrelentingly negative, with little hope of improvement on the horizon. Majorities say the political process is dominated by special interests, flooded with campaign cash, and mired in partisan warfare.”
Just 14% of US adults, the survey finds, believe that most elected officials care about the thoughts of people like them. Only 15% believe all or most currently serving elected officials ran for office even in part out of a desire to serve the public, while a majority say they think most were motivated by the desire to “make a lot of money.” And just 26% see the quality of candidates for political office over the past several years as good, down 21 points from just five years ago.
Why then are so many incumbents returned to office? There are only two possible conclusions. The first is that the cheating by the left has become more and more effective, as we saw in the Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Georgia 2022 elections. The second is that the electorate itself has become more and more uninterested, uninformed, and uninvolved, or we could bluntly state that the electorate has become more and more stupid. Again, there is truth in both statements.
Both situations can be corrected. The first situation can be corrected by greatly restricting mail in ballots, requiring voter identification, limiting voting to one or two days, and using only paper ballots that are retained and can easily be recounted. The second situation can be corrected by requiring identification and proof of citizenship at the time of registration, and by requiring that a voter must prove that they have passed the same test every legal immigrant must pass to become a citizen. We must understand that if we are to be a people who governs ourselves requires people to be interested, informed, and involved.