A 58% majority favored mail-in voting, including 83% of Democrats and 32% of Republicans. The partisan gap over in-person early voting narrowed, and support grew among Republicans since last year. Majorities in both parties — 89% of Democrats and 71% of Republicans — favor at least two weeks of early in-person voting. In the last presidential election, 38% of Trump voters were more likely to vote in person on Election Day compared with 29% of Harris voters. The White House did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The poll was conducted August 4-10 among 3,554 adults with a margin of error of ±1.8 percentage points.
"The partisan gap over in-person early voting is narrower, and support has grown among Republicans since last year,"
"Today, majorities in both parties (89% of Democrats, 71% of Republicans) favor at least two weeks of early, in-person voting."
"The latest: A 58% majority, including 83% of Democrats and 32% of Republicans, supported mail-in voting in a Pew poll released Friday."
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