Trump voters’ confidence in vote counts declines after the election

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2. Voters’ evaluations of the 2020 election process

Trump voters’ confidence in vote counts declines after the election

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Trump voters’ confidence in vote counts declines after the election

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2. Voters’ evaluations of the 2020 election process
Most Trump voters say elections across the U.S. were not run well, most Biden voters say they were
Most say elections were run and administered well in their community
Biden voters more likely than Trump voters to be confident in vote count, regardless of voting method
Trump voters’ confidence in vote counts declines after the election
College grads, Black voters most confident their vote was counted

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