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Do you believe that increasing security for election officials is necessary for protecting democracy, or does it imply a deeper problem within our society?

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 @9M23VTNIndependent from Ohio answered…2wks2W

I think it is necessary because these officials run overe government, and should be protected.

 @9M23TVL from Louisiana answered…2wks2W

Protect Democracy is a nonprofit organization based in the United States. A nonpartisan group, Protect Democracy seeks to check what it believes are authoritarian attacks on U.S. democracy.

 @9M23RK9 from Hawaii answered…2wks2W

Increasing security for election officials is necessary to protect democracy against both domestic and foreign attempts to influence election results.

 @9M23M8R from North Carolina answered…2wks2W

I think that security may be necessary because, on both sides of the spectrum there are radicals that may try something crazy

 @9M23LSNRepublican from Florida answered…2wks2W

It implies that if we need to protect the people we're voting for, then we probably shouldn't be voting for that person.

 @9M23GKFRepublican from North Carolina answered…2wks2W

yes, riots happen and you need to protect as much people as possible

 @9M2373W from Nebraska answered…2wks2W

I think that security may be necessary because, on both sides of the spectrum, there are radicals that may try something crazy.

 @9M2HM56 from Texas agreed…2wks2W

While there are undesirables and extreme radicals on both sides and in all places, but the political turmoil caused by current politicians is their own fault, they have stirred the pot and caused the instability causing the problems. so security should be provided but additional security should come out their own pocket.

 @9M28S5H from Virginia agreed…2wks2W

even though the security might be extreme there is always that one time, such as Ronald Reagan when he played golf and got held up in a clubhouse

 @9M236SK from North Carolina answered…2wks2W

I think both we shouldnt have to worry about electrion fraud in a truly democractic country and the fact it can happen just leads to doubt about our society

 @9M2DWCLDemocrat from Maine agreed…2wks2W

The way in which Trump incited the January 6th incident without any evidence or backing should be a serious cause for concern

 @9M236MM from Ohio answered…2wks2W

Definitely a deeper problem, it's like the third time he's got tried just so the democrats don't get smoked in the election. Bias judge.

 @9M234D6 from Arkansas answered…2wks2W

the democratic process. Citizens vote for leaders to represent them and their ideas, and the leaders support the citizens' interests.

 @9M22YB7answered…2wks2W

Yes. The system cannot function without these individuals.

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