Mail voting divides the parties

A large majority of Americans (62%) say mail‑in voting should be allowed, but support is almost entirely concentrated among Democrats (91%) while only a third of Republicans (33%) back it. That sharp partisan split on a core voting mode signals not just policy disagreement but divergent views of election legitimacy and acceptable administration. — The partisan fracture over mail voting raises the risk that routine election mechanics become a proxy for contesting electoral legitimacy and fuel policy fights over how elections are run.