Election Transparency Polling
Majority of voters want it to be easy to vote but hard to cheat
More than 3 in 4 voters support voter ID requirements
77% of voters, including strong majorities of Republicans (92%), Independents (75%), and Democrats (63%) all support requiring voter ID. 64% of Black voters, 77% of Hispanics, and 76% of low-income voters reject the notion that presenting a form of ID at the ballot-box is a “burden.”
Rasmussen Polling found that 75% of likely voters say requiring voters to show photo ID such as a driver’s license before being allowed to vote is necessary to “a fair and secure election process.”
More than 3 in 4 voters support voter ID requirements
77% of voters, including strong majorities of Republicans (92%), Independents (75%), and Democrats (63%) all support requiring voter ID. 64% of Black voters, 77% of Hispanics, and 76% of low-income voters reject the notion that presenting a form of ID at the ballot-box is a “burden.”
Rasmussen Polling found that 75% of likely voters say requiring voters to show photo ID such as a driver’s license before being allowed to vote is necessary to “a fair and secure election process.”
Voters support protections on absentee voting
Two-thirds of voters (66%) support increased protections on absentee voting, like requiring voter ID to vote absentee, which S.1. expressly blocks.
Voters support protections on absentee voting
Two-thirds of voters (66%) support increased protections on absentee voting, like requiring voter ID to vote absentee, which S.1. expressly blocks.
Vast majority of voters say it's "common sense" to require voter ID
State Polling
Georgia
74% of Georgia voters support requiring voters to include a copy of their photo ID or other documentation in order to cast an absentee ballot by mail, including 55% of liberals.
Michigan
An overwhelming 79.7% of registered voters in Michigan support requiring an I.D. when voting in person – a majority of every demographic group including 83.4% of Independent voters and 58.4% of strong Democrat voters.
Pennsylvania
81% of respondents favor signature matching for mail-in ballots, including 88% of Independents and 64% of Democrats. Photo identification requirements are favored by 74% of respondents, including 77% of Independents.
Texas
81% of Texans think voting by mail should have the same voter ID protections as voting in person.
Overwhelming support for voter ID cuts across all demographics and party affiliations, including 82% of Texas voters, 75% of Black voters, 81% of Hispanic voters, and 72% of Democrats.
67% of Texans support voter ID protections for mail-in ballots. Just 22% oppose them.
Wisconsin
Nearly three-fourths of Wisconsin voters support laws requiring a government issued photo I.D. to vote: 73% of registered Wisconsin voters favor requiring a government issued photo I.D. to vote. Overwhelming support for photo I.D. was reported among every age demographic, education and income levels, and religious affiliations polled.
84% of Wisconsin voters support requiring voters to show photo I.D. before voting: 96% GOP voters, 70% Democrat voters, 81% of Independent voters, 82% Minority voters, 86% Moderate voters, and strong majorities of every education level.
69% of Wisconsin voters favor a uniform photo I.D. requirement for mail-in voting, legislation which was recently vetoed by Evers: 86% GOP voters, 52% Democrat voters, 65% Independent voters, 65% Minority voters, 61% Moderate voters, and strong majorities of every education level.
