Currently in the U.S. if a person is still waiting in line to vote at the time that the polls officially close, they have the right to cast their ballot. Should this be allowed?

Conducted

November 8, 2022

1601 US adults surveyed

Conducted November 8, 2022

YouGov surveyed 1601 US adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Race

Yes, they should be allowed to vote

81%

No, they should not be allowed to vote

Not sure

13%

Currently in the U.S. if a person is still waiting in line to vote at the time that the polls officially close, they have the right to cast their ballot. Should this be allowed?

Conducted November 8, 2022

YouGov surveyed 1601 US adults

Yes, they should be allowed to vote

81%

No, they should not be allowed to vote

Not sure

13%

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