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Voter concerns for the 2024 election heavily revolve around ballot integrity.
Many Americans express apprehension over the security and transparency of the voting process, especially with a few cases of tabulation mishaps already popping up for early voting stations.
And many of the electorate are worried about the potential of mass voter fraud. X users have shared concerns about voting machines allegedly changing votes and irregularities in ballot handling, similar to other irregularities during the 2020 election.
These concerns are not confined to social media but are reflected in broader public sentiment, as seen in various polls indicating high importance placed on election integrity measures. Issues such as the accuracy of mail-in ballots, the possibility of non-citizen voting, and the overall fairness of election administration have become focal points of discussion and worry for efficient monitoring.
Some claim there’s a notable partisan divide, with Republican voters showing higher levels of distrust in the election process. But this distrust is shared by Independent and centrist Democrat voters, too. There have been more active pushes for policies like citizenship checks, increased poll watching, and voter verification processes to assure a secure and fair election.
Many analysts believe the voter turnout will be likely one of the largest in U.S. history. But the concerns for integrity continue to mount.
We want to ask you, the reader: are you confident the election results will be authentic? Answer in our poll below and comment your current concerns with the voting process for 2024 thus far, and for when Election Day hits.
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