Virtually everyone says they support requiring voters to show photo ID at the polls, highlighting a clear consensus on the need for voter identification.
That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com.
The results show near-unanimous support, with close to one hundred percent (100%) of respondents saying voters should have to show photo ID.
Only a small fraction, less than one percent (<1%), say they oppose the idea of requiring photo ID for voting.
These results clearly show strong support among the polled audience for strict voter ID laws as a way to protect election integrity.
Full results are below. Be sure to answer the newest poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Look for the black box on the right sidebar on your computer or scroll way down on your mobile device.
Poll Question: Should voters have to show photo ID?
A recent poll shows overwhelming support for requiring voters to present photo identification at the polls, with nearly 100% of respondents in agreement. This consensus reflects a significant level of public concern for secure and reliable voting methods. The topic of voter ID laws continues to be a point of debate across various states, where some advocate for these measures as a safeguard against potential fraud, while others raise concerns about access and the implications for certain groups of voters.