A majority of voters believe that November’s election can be conducted safely in person, according to a new poll provided exclusively to The Spectator.
A Redfield and Wilton Strategies survey of 2,500 registered voters found that 66 percent either agree or strongly agree that social distancing measures can be enforced at polling stations and therefore the election can be held in person without creating a public health risk.
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