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A recent Kettering Foundation-Gallup survey reveals that 67 percent of American adults are worried about political leaders potentially pressuring election officials to change election outcomes. This concern is part of a broader trend of increasing anxiety regarding election security as the 2026 midterm elections draw near.
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A recent Kettering Foundation-Gallup survey reveals that 67 percent of American adults are worried about political leaders potentially pressuring election officials to change election outcomes. This concern is part of a broader trend of increasing anxiety regarding election security as the 2026 midterm elections draw near.
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