The first presidential election since the Jan. 6 attack will test new guardrails from Congress - The Boston Globe

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Trump is backed by Republicans on Capitol Hill, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, who has adopted similar language, saying he would accept the results only if the election is free and fair.
34% : After the Jan. 6 attack, Congress set out to shore up the process and prevent a repeat of that unprecedented period when Trump, joined by some GOP allies in Congress, refused to concede defeat to President Joe Biden.
29% : As Trump runs to retake the White House, he is already setting the stage for challenges to the election he wants to be "too big to rig."
17% : Trump spent months pushing dozens of failed legal cases before sending his supporters to the U.S. Capitol, where they disrupted the electoral count with a bloody riot.

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