Majority of Americans Don’t Completely Trust Integrity of Elections: Poll

Majority of Americans Don’t Completely Trust Integrity of Elections: Poll
Election staff members pack ballots after polls closed at the Moose Lodge on Election Day, in Kenosha, Wis., Nov. 3, 2020. Wong Maye-E/AP Photo
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A new survey reveals that the majority of Americans do not trust the integrity of elections in the country.
According to a poll conducted among likely General Election voters between Nov. 16–20 by the Trafalgar Group for Convention of States, 56.8 percent of the respondents indicated they only somewhat trust (17 percent), somewhat distrust (17.9 percent), or strongly distrust (21.9 percent), that America’s elections are fair and accurate. Only 43.2 percent of American voters said they strongly trust that America’s elections are fair and accurate.
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