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This page includes a round-up of YouGov's recent polling on election integrity, voting rights, and the January 6 Capitol attack.

ARTICLES January 6 Capitol attack and investigation By 53% to 29%, Americans think Trump should testify in front of the Jan. 6 House Committee

By 44% to 36%, Americans believe Trump’s actions around January 6 were illegal

Half of Americans say Trump bears at least “some” responsibility for Jan. 6

Which parts of Cassidy Hutchinson’s Jan. 6 testimony do Americans believe?

By 52% to 34%, Americans approve of the House committee investigating the January 6 Capitol takeover

Half of the Republicans who saw a threat to democracy on Jan. 6, 2021 have changed their minds

January 6: One year later, Americans still view the Capitol takeover with dismay

Americans support a January 6 independent investigation, but it remains partisan

Most Americans want Donald Trump convicted of inciting violence

Domestic terrorism is a real threat for most Americans

Did President Trump concede in his Thursday night speech? Democrats aren't so certain

America Speaks: Do they think President Trump is responsible for the events at the Capitol?

66% of Americans say BLM protestors would have been treated differently at the Capitol

One-third of Americans believe another event similar to the Capitol breach is very likely

Election integrity and voting rights Assessing Americans’ attitudes about poll workers prior to the 2022 election

Most Democrats and Republicans believe democracy is under threat, but disagree on how

Poll workers are trusted by most Americans — but with some differences by region and party

Two-thirds of Americans support ensuring future peaceful transfers of presidential power

How Americans evaluate the likelihood of dire political scenarios

Voting laws: Americans support requiring proof of citizenship to vote

How much do Americans know about the history of women’s rights in the U.S.?

Voting-rights reform: Broad support for many of the failed bill’s measures

Republicans say it should be harder to vote in America, while Democrats want to make it easier

Republicans who share Trump’s 2020 doubts say they are very likely to vote in 2022

One-third of Trump supporters believe Joe Biden will not be inaugurated in January

President Trump and his voters agree on not accepting the election results – for now

Most early voters say the process was easy

America Speaks: How do they feel about people who choose not to vote?

Do registered voters know where to cast their vote?

Many mail voters confused about deadlines amid record postal voting

Election problems? Voters expect more after the results are in

Young Americans are the least certain about how to get an absentee ballot

Voting by mail: Can the postal service get the job done?

When Americans think the 2020 presidential election winner will be announced

Voting by mail: Biden and Trump voters disagree both in opinion and expected behavior

Are Americans more worried about voter fraud or denying eligible voters their ballot?

Americans who prefer in-person voting favor Donald Trump

CHARTS January 6, 2021 Capitol attack and investigation

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