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December 3, 2024

1. Voters’ evaluations of the 2024 election process

Confidence in mail-in ballot count rises among GOP voters in 2024, but drops among Democratic voters

Confidence in mail-in ballot count rises among GOP voters in 2024, but drops among Democratic voters

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Confidence in mail-in ballot count rises among GOP voters in 2024, but drops among Democratic voters

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1. Voters’ evaluations of the 2024 election process
Voters’ assessments of 2024 election administration across the country are much more positive than in 2020
In stark contrast to 2020, most Trump voters say U.S. elections were run and administered well
Widespread confidence in-person votes were counted accurately, as GOP evaluations rebound from 2020
Confidence in mail-in ballot count rises among GOP voters in 2024, but drops among Democratic voters
About 9 in 10 voters are confident their vote was counted accurately in 2024
Trump voters continue to express doubts that ineligible voters were prevented from casting ballots
Trump voters’ assessments of election administration improved after 2024 election