Trump and His Allies Are Still Trying to Change Election Rules

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The current election season has seen a series of changes from both parties: States whose legislatures are led by Democrats have, by and large, altered rules to make registering and voting easier, and those led by Republicans in various states have added restrictions, including ID laws.
43% : Had it not been for this lawmaker breaking with the wishes of fellow Republicans both in and out of state, Trump and his allies could have succeeded in rolling out a substantive change at this late point in the race.
38% : Trump and his motivated allies are trying to squeeze in changes even as, for many Americans, the election has already begun.
37% : Last Friday, a controversial rule was passed in Georgia -- the state in which Trump is facing an indictment for alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election -- that would require election workers to hand-count ballots after the polls close, a process usually reserved for a recount.

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