Less Than Half of Republicans are ‘Highly Confident’ That Votes Will Be Counted Accurately in GOP Primary Election
Less than half of Republicans are “highly confident” that votes will be counted accurately in the GOP primary next year.
The number is a sharp contrast from the 72 percent of Democrats who say that they have high confidence their party’s primary election.
According to a new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research:
About one-third of Republicans say 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 three in 10 Republicans report a “moderate” amount of confidence, and 32% say they have “only a little” or “none at all.” In contrast, 72% of Democrats have high confidence their party will count votes accurately in its primary contests.
