Over Half of US Citizens Prefer to Vote in Person, Only 13% Choose Mail - Poll

NAMPA / Sputnik

2025-08-27

MOSCOW, August 27 (RIA Novosti) - More than half of US voters believe that in-person voting at a polling station is better in terms of reliability and accuracy of vote counting than voting by mail, which only 13% choose, a poll conducted by Rasmussen Reports showed. US President Donald Trump said on August 18 that the country's authorities want to ban voting by mail, citing mass fraud as the reason. Trump also said that voting by mail is the only......

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