That's not what the president's defenders have hoped for, with pillow-maker-turned-voting-machine analyst Mike Lindell suggesting that information that proves election fraud will emerge soon, and prove so convincing that Democrats support Biden's removal from office. It's not what Democrats have hoped for, either, and the pollster's attempt to find out what changes voters do and don't think will risk election fraud revealed the holes in their strategy. Sixty-four percent of voters say it would make elections more “fair” if every voter had to provide photo ID, a GOP priority that Democrats' For the People legislation would halt. But just 36 percent of voters say issuing absentee ballots to everyone would risk cheating or unfairness, just 34 percent say so of installing ballot drop boxes, just 23 percent say so of allowing voters to register at the polls, and just 17 percent say so of registering voters automatically when they turn 18 — all changes that Republicans in state legislatures have worked to undo.

Source: Washington Post May 04, 2021 21:56 UTC