Fewer blacks and Hispanics than whites are ‘very confident’ in accurate vote count in their communities

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1. Confidence in accurate vote counts, election administration

Fewer blacks and Hispanics than whites are ‘very confident’ in accurate vote count in their communities

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1. Confidence in accurate vote counts, election administration
PMore are ‘very confident’ of an accurate vote count locally than across the U.S.
More Republicans than Democrats are confident in accurate vote counts in their communities, the U.S.
Fewer blacks and Hispanics than whites are ‘very confident’ in accurate vote count in their communities
Older adults, whites more likely to say elections this November will be run and administered well
Nearly nine-in-ten expect poll workers in their communities to do a good job during the elections
Republicans more confident than Democrats in accurate vote counts in their communities, the U.S.
Nearly nine-in-ten expect poll workers in their communities to do a good job during the elections

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Fewer blacks and Hispanics than whites are ‘very confident’ in accurate vote count in their communities

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