Commentary: The best and only way to defend democracy from Trump's attacks? Get out and vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Many of them, from Sens.
27% : It shouldn't have to be said, but if Trump and the Republican Party think their path to victory depends on spreading misinformation about election fraud, attacking poll workers and suppressing votes, that does not bode well for democracy.
26% : Trump is running an explicitly authoritarian and antidemocratic campaign, saying he would be a dictator on "Day One."
26% : If you are disillusioned, on the fence, thinking of sitting this one out, otherwise disengaged or uninspired to use your vote to reject Trump and his attacks on America's values, remember that you will be given no second chance.
17% : Trump's running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, has said he wouldn't have voted to certify Biden's 2020 election win and said last month that Trump didn't lose.
8% : Trump is already spreading unsubstantiated claims of election fraud and cheating in Pennsylvania, with he and his supporters laying the same groundwork of lies, threats and misinformation as he did four years ago in preparation to contest the results if Vice President Kamala Harris wins.

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