With President Trump working to crack down on voter fraud and the abuse of mail-in voting, the media are doing their best to spin this as a win for Democrats. Axios reports that more Dems plan to vote in person this year instead of by mail-in ballot.

Here's more:


Democrats are increasingly planning to vote in person in November's midterm elections amid President Trump's attacks on mail-in voting, according to a new NBC News poll.

Why it matters: Democrats have relied heavily on mail voting in recent elections, but the poll points to a shift toward casting ballots early in person.



  • "36% of Democrats now say they plan to vote in person at an early voting site — up 6 points from a similar point two years ago," per NBC. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
  • "Another 36% say they plan to vote in person at the polls on Election Day, roughly the same as in 2024 (35%), while 5% say they are not sure how they would vote or are unlikely to vote at all."

Flashback: In 2024, Democrats were more likely than Republicans to vote by mail (44%-26%), while Republicans were more likely than Democrats to vote on Election Day (39%-28%), according to Pew Research Center.

Some think this is indicative of the success of President Trump's initiatives to secure our elections.

That sounds about right.

This is another possibility.

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Yes, it is. We remember that, too. How'd that work out for Democrats?

We have to wonder if the Dems are reading the signs and see a brutal midterm for them, and this is their way of excusing the losses.