Polls show that public confidence in the accuracy of vote counting remains high as elections approach. A Pew Research Center survey found that 87% of registered voters believe elections in their communities will be well-administered, with similar confidence levels among both Democratic and Republican supporters. An Associated Press/NORC survey indicated that 45% of voters have high confidence that their votes will be counted accurately. Despite some concerns, many voters find the voting process easy and convenient.
Key facts
- 90% of voters have confidence in their own vote accuracy, 80% for others.
- 87% of registered voters confident elections will be well-administered.
- 70% believe elections will be run well, with similar views among party supporters.
- 45% of voters have high confidence their vote will be counted accurately.
- Majority find voting easy and convenient, favoring ID requirements.
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