Trump leads in 'cookie poll' by bakery that predicted last three elections

It had sold than 28,000 "Trump 2020" red-and-white cookies, as opposed to just over 5,000 blue-and-white "Biden 2020" ones.

Then Republican US presidential nominee Donald Trump and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (rear L) make a stop to buy cookies at the Eat'n Park restaurant in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, October 10, 2016. (photo credit: REUTERS)
Then Republican US presidential nominee Donald Trump and former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani (rear L) make a stop to buy cookies at the Eat'n Park restaurant in Moon Township, Pennsylvania, October 10, 2016.
(photo credit: REUTERS)
US President Donald Trump is winning in a poll run by a family confectionery, which has correctly predicted the last the three elections by selling cookies, the Washington Times reported.
The confectionery, called Lochel's Bakery, is located in the battleground state of Pennsylvania. As of Sunday night it has sold close to 28,000 "Trump 2020" red-and-white cookies compared to just over 5,100 blue-and-white "Biden 2020" cookies.
The amount of cookies sold for both candidates since Sunday has risen significantly, said the bakery's owner Kathleen Lochel, who added that final results would only be released on election night after the voting via Facebook Live.
Sales at the bakery have surged in recent weeks after the president's son, Eric Trump, visited the bakery unannounced in mid-October to buy one of the cookies, according to the Times.
In addition to a surge of sales, the visit also resulted in negative comments on social media after the bakery owners posted a photo of Eric Trump on the business's Instagram account.
Nevertheless, Lochel claimed that they have urged people to "respect one another," as the bakery itself aims to remain "very neutral."
She said that the bakery does not care which cookies customers buy because ultimately, they are supporting small business.