Majority of Americans are not confident that U.S. election systems are secure from hacking | Pew Research Center

October 26, 2018

Elections in America: Concerns Over Security, Divisions Over Expanding Access to Voting

Majority of Americans are not confident that U.S. election systems are secure from hacking

Majority of Americans are not confident that U.S. election systems are secure from hacking

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Elections in America: Concerns Over Security, Divisions Over Expanding Access to Voting
Majority of Americans are not confident that U.S. election systems are secure from hacking
Far more Democrats than Republicans favor making it easy for all to vote
Wide partisan gaps in views of automatic voter registration, removing inactive voters from the rolls
Only half of adults younger than 30 say voting in elections is ‘convenient’
Nearly a third say lower-income citizens in their state have less access to voting
Broad partisan mistrust of the opposing party’s commitment to fair elections
Support for making the voting process easier tied to views on diversity in U.S.