Democrats and Republicans are divided in what they believe the government’s main role should be in the election process—making it as easy as possible for eligible citizens or making sure everyone is eligible even if makes voting harder. …
Nearly three-quarters of Americans favor allowing people convicted of felonies to vote after serving their sentences; support is particularly strong among Black Americans and Democrats. … Two-thirds of Americans support requiring all voters to show government-issued identification to vote. CONTINUED
McCourtney Institute for Democracy, Penn State, and APM Research Lab
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