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As bogus claims from the Left of “racism” continue to plague states like Georgia for having voter ID requirements, a new Associated Press poll reveals that a whopping 72 percent of Americans support such measures in order to ensure secure elections.
The poll, conducted among 1,166 Americans between March 26 and 29 found that even a majority of Democrats—56 percent—support requiring an ID to vote.
Ninety-one percent of Republicans support voter ID requirements and 72 percent of independents, as well.
The poll also found an overall 60 percent of participants agree that adult citizens should automatically be registered to vote when they get their driver’s license or other state-issued ID, with 76 percent of Democrats and 47 percent of Republicans saying they at least somewhat support the measure.
In addition, 53 percent of participants said citizens should be allowed to register and vote on the same day at polling places. Sixty-nine percent of Democrats said they support the same-day voter registration, while only 38 percent of Republicans did.
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As bogus claims from the Left of “racism” continue to plague states like Georgia for having voter ID requirements, a new Associated Press poll reveals that a whopping 72 percent of Americans support such measures in order to ensure secure elections.
The poll, conducted among 1,166 Americans between March 26 and 29 found that even a majority of Democrats—56 percent—support requiring an ID to vote.
Ninety-one percent of Republicans support voter ID requirements and 72 percent of independents, as well.
The poll also found an overall 60 percent of participants agree that adult citizens should automatically be registered to vote when they get their driver’s license or other state-issued ID, with 76 percent of Democrats and 47 percent of Republicans saying they at least somewhat support the measure.
In addition, 53 percent of participants said citizens should be allowed to register and vote on the same day at polling places. Sixty-nine percent of Democrats said they support the same-day voter registration, while only 38 percent of Republicans did.
For the full story, click HERE.