Most believe civil liberties under threat: Survey

A recent poll reveals that a majority of Americans, 66 percent, feel that their civil liberties, particularly the right to vote, are under threat, whether major or minor. This growing concern highlights a significant portion of the populace's unease with the current state of democracy and the potential erosion of fundamental rights. The survey underscores a critical issue that could influence voter behavior and political engagement in the upcoming elections, reflecting broader anxieties about governance and freedom in the U.S.