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March 23, 2020

23688 US adults surveyed

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Do you support or oppose voting by mail? This means that instead of going to the polls in‑person on Election Day, voters would fill out their ballot at home and then mail it in.

Conducted March 23, 2020

YouGov surveyed 23688 US adults

66%
19%
15%
Do you support or oppose voting by mail? This means that instead of going to the polls in‑person on Election Day, voters would fill out their ballot at home and then mail it in.

Conducted March 23, 2020

YouGov surveyed 23688 US adults

By:
66%
19%
15%

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