Voters more trusting of elections when polls are supervised by multiple groups
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Voters are more confident in election results when polling stations have diverse monitors—government officials, political party agents, and non-partisan observers—indicating that varied oversight enhances perceptions of election integrity across different voter backgrounds.
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Original Title: Voters more trusting of elections when polls are supervised by multiple groups | Research suggests that having various monitoring groups present at polling places increase voter confidence in the election process, regardless of voters’ political leanings or pre-existing trust in electoral bodies.