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Voters Don’t Think SCOTUS Can Be Fair About the Election
A majority of voters lack confidence the US Supreme Court would be politically neutral in resolving potential legal challenges around the 2024 presidential election, a survey from Pew Research Center found.
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... Only 20% of registered voters polled are highly confident the court can be unbiased, but they're split on party lines -- with 34% of those supporting Donald Trump expressing confidence in the court's neutrality, versus 6% for Vice President Kamala Harris' backers. ... Lawsuit Pipeline While more than 165 lawsuits already have been filed over the election, there is no guarantee any of them will wind up being resolved by the Supreme Court. The Pew poll overall shows a majority of Americans believe the election will run smoothly, but they also divide on party lines. Among Harris supporters, 90% say they are at least "somewhat confident" that the vote will be administered well, while only 57% of Trump supporters expressed that optimism. ...
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While more than 165 lawsuits already have been filed over the election, there is no guarantee any of them will wind up being resolved by the Supreme Court.
The Pew poll overall shows a majority of Americans believe the election will run smoothly, but they also divide on party lines. Among Harris supporters, 90% say they are at least "somewhat confident" that the vote will be administered well, while only 57% of Trump supporters expressed that optimism. ...
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