• Confidence that Georgia’s votes will be accurately cast and counted in next year’s elections rose to 76%, a 13 percentage point jump since last September. Previous polling has shown increasing trust among Republicans since Trump won Georgia.
• Voter ID requirements in Georgia’s 2021 election law, which required ID numbers or other documentation to cast an absentee ballot, received 72% support, the highest-ranking portion of the law.
• A plurality of respondents, nearly 50%, want Georgia to keep open primaries, where anybody can vote for either Democratic or Republican candidates without having to register with a political party. Just 23% wanted closed primaries.
• Election denial appears to be a losing strategy, the poll showed. About 45% of people said they’d be less likely to support a candidate who says the 2020 election was stolen, compared to 17% who said they’d be more likely to back an election denier.”

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