✅ No, we couldn't find enough information regarding this on authoritative news outlets. However, here's what we found:

1. Ground News reported on Michael Smolens' statement about public trust in elections, but it does not specifically address whether the public had more trust in the election because Trump won. The article discusses the general impact of winning on trust in elections but does not provide direct evidence to support the claim made in the query. (Trust Score 6/10) - https://ground.news/article/michael-smolens-public-had-more-trust-in-this-election-because-trump-won

2. CBS News and PBS NewsHour have fact-checked various claims related to elections and voter fraud, but they do not address the specific statement about public trust in the election due to Trump's win. Their focus is on debunking false claims about voter fraud and election rigging. (Trust Score 8/10 and 7/10 respectively) - https://www.cbsnews.com/news/2024-election-day-fact-check/ and https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/fact-checking-trumps-false-claims-about-voter-fraud-and-rigged-elections

3. NCRC Online provides a report on restoring trust in the United States, but it does not address the specific claim about public trust in the election due to Trump's win. The report focuses on broader issues related to trust in the government and elections. (Trust Score 5/10) - https://www.ncrconline.com/sites/default/files/ncrc_sdut_10-19-20.pdf

Therefore, the given information may be partially - or fully - inaccurate due to the lack of direct evidence supporting the specific claim made in the query.