Election fears run rampant as November nears: poll

As November's midterms approach, a growing number of Americans are expressing deep concerns that the election could be compromised or stolen, according to new polling data from the Charles F. Kettering Foundation and Gallup. This anxiety is largely fueled by President Trump's repeated claims about election fraud, which have overshadowed legitimate concerns about political pressure on officials and ballot mishandling. This heightened fear underscores the broader implications for election integrity and the ongoing debate over voting reforms, suggesting a potential erosion of public trust in the electoral process.