A Reuters-Ipsos poll in April showed just 31% of Americans said the 2020 election was stolen from Trump, compared to 64% who disagreed with that.
When it comes to the broader issue of whether Americans are inclined to believe there is voter fraud, there’s a little more for Trump to work with.
The same poll showed Americans were more evenly split on whether there were a “large number of fraudulent ballots cast by noncitizens,” which 46% agreed with.
Trump and some Republicans have made this a big part of their “SAVE America Act” push, but there is scant evidence that noncitizen voting is actually a problem.
Some in the conservative movement have passionately pushed that legislation. But it doesn’t appear to be a major point of emphasis for the American people.
