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wednesday on 800 wvhu radio<u+2019>s <u+201c>the tom roten morning show,<u+201d> sen. rand paul (r-ky) said polls showing democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton with a lead over republican presidential nominee donald trump were <u+201c>designed to suppress turnout.<u+201d> 




paul said <u+201c>you know, i think sometimes polling is done to dampen election turnout. so when trump says the thing<u+2019>s rigged, i<u+2019>m not sure exactly what he means and i<u+2019>m not sure i always agree with him. but i do think that when we say over and over someone can<u+2019>t win, that is a form of rigging in the sense that it is designed to suppress turnout.<u+201d> 




he added, <u+201c>the polls are put out, you know to make it either look closer than it is or to make it look like democrats have a better chance. and i think it<u+2019>s done by design to try to dampen turnout.<u+201d>
rand paul: polls showing hillary ahead are <u+2018>designed to suppress turnout<u+2019>
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