Rutgers Poll Shows NJ Voter Support for Voter ID
A new Rutgers poll reveals strong New Jersey backing for voter photo identification and citizenship proof. While majorities support tighter rules, voter confidence varies by party.
Eighty-two percent of United States residents in New Jersey support requiring photo identification to vote in person, according to a Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released during the morning. The statewide survey reveals broad backing for stricter election rules following recent voter registration record reviews. The findings highlight sharp partisan divisions over election security and mail-in voting confidence ahead of upcoming contests.
