Ensuring voting access, blocking voter intimidation are widely viewed as important; smaller majorities of voters are confident these things will happen | Pew Research Center

October 23, 2024

2. Confidence in voting access and integrity; expectations for whether and when the election results will be clear

Ensuring voting access, blocking voter intimidation are widely viewed as important; smaller majorities of voters are confident these things will happen

Ensuring voting access, blocking voter intimidation are widely viewed as important; smaller majorities of voters are confident these things will happen

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2. Confidence in voting access and integrity; expectations for whether and when the election results will be clear
Ensuring voting access, blocking voter intimidation are widely viewed as important; smaller majorities of voters are confident these things will happen
Most voters say it’s important that ‘it will be clear who won’ after all votes are counted; Trump supporters are less confident than Harris backers this will happen
About 9 in 10 Harris supporters are confident that noncitizens will be stopped from voting, compared with only about a third of Trump supporters
Harris supporters are somewhat more confident that eligible voters will be able to cast ballots than Biden supporters were in 2020
More voters say it’s important to know election outcome quickly than said this in 2020; voters also more confident that the winner will be known quickly