New Poll Shuts Down Liberal ‘Election Reform’ Talking Points

According to a new poll, an overwhelming majority of likely American voters (80%) believe proper voter identification is an “important security measure” for legitimate elections. This response comes as a shock to many Democrats who have waged war against Republican-led states who have passed election reform legislation after the 2020 debacle.

Republicans in key battleground states have been largely successful in passing election reform bills, but the Democrats have attempted to stop theme every step of the way. In the U.S. Congress, the Far-Left Democrats and Biden’s WH have thrown support behind a startling Voter Rights bill that will strip election law powers from states.

In a June poll of 29% identifying as registered Republican voters, including 71% non-Republicans (36% independents, 31% Democrats, and 4% other), 78% of these voters said they support a proposed voting plan with these five principles:

  1. Presenting voter ID.
  2. Signature verification.
  3. Chain of custody controls.
  4. Bipartisan election observers.
  5. Cleaning up the voter rolls.

Those measures are large pieces of Republican-passed election integrity measures in key battleground states.

“Americans want to make sure that post-pandemic, we get voter integrity measures right, that they’re fair to everyone, and that we don’t use as an excuse measures that were very specific to a once-in-a-century pandemic.”

Among the poll’s other findings: 89% were in favor of “purging voter rolls” of dead voters or residents who have moved out of the voting locales.

Nearly two-thirds (63%) of all voters reported that the issue of election integrity was either their top issue or in their top three when deciding how to vote.

Voter ID and reviewing voter rolls are two key pieces of Republican-backed election integrity measures, but they are panned by Democrats as a power grab, voter suppression or a function of racism.

“When asked directly if voter ID laws are ‘racist,’ a majority disagreed,” the statement noted, adding, “77% of all voters reject Democrats’ claim that ‘racism’ is behind voting integrity laws, and believe one party uses it for political purposes, not for electoral progress.”

Former Trump White House Official Kellyanne Conway sat down with RNC chairwoman Rona McDaniel for an interview.

“[Americans] want to make sure that voting is easy and it’s accessible, but they also want to make sure that it’s legal and it’s transparent and that it’s verifiable,” Conway told McDaniel.

“The majority of Republicans, Democrats and independents all agree that non-citizens should not vote. People who are not registered to vote or qualified to vote should not vote,” she said.

Other key findings of the Election Integrity Polling Project:

  • 88% of all voters say states should not mail ballots to non-citizens and people who are not registered to vote.
  • 87% of voters said they were against ballot harvesting.
  • 71% of voters believe ballots should not be accepted after Election Day.
  • 66% of voters think ballots should be counted as they are received in early voting so on Election Day the U.S. population knows who won. Only 18% of voters disagree.
  • 53% believe special voting measures due to COVID-19 should be removed now that restrictions are lifting and most adults are vaccinated.

The Election Integrity Polling Project phone survey was conducted from June 8 to June 13 among 800 registered voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.9 percentage points.

Author: Asa McCue


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