Partisan Divide Grows Over Trust in Election Vote Counts

A new poll reveals Republicans are significantly more skeptical than Democrats about the accuracy of nationwide election tallies.

Republicans show less trust in nationwide vote counts compared to local or state tallies, with only one-quarter expressing confidence in the national results.
Democrats have more confidence in the accuracy of vote counts at all levels, with three-quarters trusting the nationwide count.
The poll highlights a generational divide, with older voters generally having more faith in the election process than younger voters.
Concerns about election integrity vary by party, with Republicans worried about ineligible voting and Democrats focusing on voter suppression.
False claims of voter fraud continue to influence public perception, particularly among conservative voters, despite a lack of evidence.