2 in 3 worry political leaders will pressure officials to change election outcomes: Gallup
Summary
A recent survey shows that 67% of American adults worry that political leaders might pressure election workers to change the results of elections. This concern is growing as the 2026 midterm elections approach.Key Facts
- The survey was conducted by the Kettering Foundation and Gallup.
- 67% of Americans are worried that political leaders will pressure election officials to alter election results.
- This is the top concern ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
- The next highest concern mentioned in the survey was at 57%.
- The survey highlights rising worries about the security and fairness of U.S. elections.
- The survey was released on a Wednesday (exact date not specified).
- Election officials are responsible for managing voting and counting ballots.
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