Vote fraud a big issue for majority of Americans

 Newsmax:

Marist Poll: 58 Percent Concerned About Voter Fraud

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 The survey, taken Sept. 27-Oct. 1 among 1,628 adults, also found:

  • Republicans (86%) and independents (55%) are more concerned about voter fraud occurring than Democrats (33%).
  • 66% say they are concerned that foreign countries will interfere with this year's elections; 34% are not.
  • Republicans (81%) and independents (53%) are more concerned than Democrats (25%) that people who are not citizens will vote.
  • 69% of Americans say they are very confident or confident in the U.S. Postal Service to deliver election-related mail to voters and election officials in a timely way this year.
  • ...

I suspect those who are worried about vote fraud think that Democrats are more likely to cheat.  We know already that many Democrats want Illegals to vote because they think that gives them an advantage,

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