Poll reveals sharp partisan split over what 'stolen' elections mean

A POLITICO/Public First poll finds Democrats mainly worry about voter suppression while Republicans focus on voter fraud, revealing a deep partisan divide over what constitutes a 'stolen' election and broad concern for midterm integrity. The survey shows mixed beliefs on issues like mail-in voting, ICE at polling sites, and proof-of-citizenship requirements, with some areas of bipartisan agreement (e.g., same-day registration) but persistent disagreement on core election processes and trust in the system.