Half the country said that they expected voter fraud in the midterm elections. Only 20% of those polled said they were "very confident" about our elections.

Much of this has to do with our politicians and our media, who cast doubt on close elections before they even happen. They cry foul before the fouls occur. They scream at the top of their lungs that if they lose, somebody cheated.

And despite popular mainstream opinion, it can't all be blamed on right-wing voters.

Remember 2016?

Remember during the 2020 election when Mrs. Clinton refused to concede to Mr. Trump on election night? To this day, she still swears that the election wasn't fair, repeatedly calling Trump an "illegitimate president" and saying, "There was a widespread understanding that this election [in 2016] was not on the level. We still don't know what really happened."

Despite the fact that the mainstream media blames Republicans and  Trump supporters for the lack of faith Americans feel about the process, going so far as to paint them as a "threat to democracy," there are other factors at play.