Georgia voters thought the 2024 presidential election went pretty well across the state, that is according to a new University of Georgia survey.
About 98% of voters surveyed had no issue casting a ballot and 96% had a positive experience while voting.
Bob Uszynski is one of those Georgia voters who had nothing but praise for this year’s presidential election.
“It was excellent,” Uszynski told Channel 2’s Richard Elliot.
Uszynski had nothing but praise for this year’s presidential election.
“I liked that I got early voting and the place that I went was convenient. It seemed to be pretty well run. It was not crowded,” Uszynski said.
And he’s not alone. The news survey released this week is showing most voters thought the same thing.
According to the poll of more than 1,500 voters:
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98% had no issues casting a ballot.
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98.3% thought poll workers did a good job.
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96.2% had a positive voting experience.
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91.5% trusted voting integrity.
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Nearly 81% waited ten minutes or less to vote.
“We always knew we were on the right track,” Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger said.
Raffensperger was quick to jump on those results as proof his office and all the county elections office have been doing things right despite, he said, the allegations of voter fraud over the past few years from President-elect Donald Trump and former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams.
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“We got it from both sides,” Raffensperger said.
Daniels Drayton-Martin thought 2024 voting went better than before.
“I think the last time I voted, I went on Election Day, and it was a long line. But (this year) it was pretty quick. I walked in and out. There really wasn’t a lot of waiting or anything,” Drayton-Martin said.
Georgia Democrats were quick to jump on these results.
Their spokesperson said, in part: “Republicans’ newfound confidence in our elections in the wake of their win should put an end to their mass voter challenges, partisan election rules changes and ‘Stop the Steal’ conspiracies that have come to define their party.”
