An Associated Press-NORC survey released this week found that some 32 percent of Republican voters believe votes likely won’t be counted correctly in the 2024 primaries and election.
About one-third of GOP voters told pollsters that they have a “great deal” or “quite a bit” of confidence that votes in the Republican primary elections and caucuses will be counted correctly. About 3 in 10 Republicans have a “moderate” level of confidence, while 32 percent said they have either “only a little” confidence in elections or “none at all.”
