The recent midterm elections were marked by claims of voter fraud and possible ballot manipulation behind the scenes by partisan actors
- In response, the I&I/TIPP Poll asked 1,094 registered voters to select among three possible reforms or rule changes: "Requiring voters to show a photo I.D. to vote," "Stricter mail-in voting," and "Banning ballot harvesting."
- The answers showed an overwhelming sentiment in favor of change.
The results:
- In the Senate, Republicans technically hold one more seat (49) in the Senate than the Democrats (48).
Many states discouraged in-person voting, while encouraging online voting
- Courts have largely stood aside and allowed normally illegal voting practices to take place
- Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake pursued her election challenge in a suit against Maricopa County over voting irregularities
- COVID can no longer be considered a sufficient reason to alter our election laws
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