Poll: over 60% of US voters concerned about election cheating
About 62 percent of American voters are concerned that fraud could affect the outcome of the upcoming US presidential election – according to the results of a survey conducted by the American research organisation Rasmussen Reports and the analytical centre Heartland Institute, TASS reports
“The fact that more than 60 percent of potential voters are concerned about election transparency should be a wake-up call for anyone who refuses to admit that possible electoral fraud is a serious problem,” Editorial Director at the Heartland Institute Chris Talgo noted.
At the same time, 37 percent of 62 percent of those worried called their concerns deep. According to the poll, 20 percent of respondents are rather not worried about possible election fraud, and another 15 percent of those polled reported that they are not at all concerned.
The survey was conducted from July 5th-12th, interviewing about 2,500 potential American voters.