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73% Fear Election Integrity; Trump Pushes SAVE, Court Blocks Order

7/31/2026

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A poll found 73 percent of adults worry about election integrity before the 2026 midterms.
Democrats (77 percent) worry more about political pressure than Republicans (56 percent) while Republicans (66 percent) fear ballot-security issues more than Democrats (52 percent).
President Donald Trump urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to fast-track the SAVE America Act.
An appeals court blocked Trump’s voter-list order in 23 states, dropping confidence in counting to 60 percent from 77 percent after 2024 election.

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A poll found 73 percent of adults worry about election integrity before the 2026 midterms.
Democrats (77 percent) worry more about political pressure than Republicans (56 percent) while Republicans (66 percent) fear ballot-security issues more than Democrats (52 percent).
President Donald Trump urged Senate Majority Leader John Thune to fast-track the SAVE America Act.
An appeals court blocked Trump’s voter-list order in 23 states, dropping confidence in counting to 60 percent from 77 percent after 2024 election.