78% of U.S. voters feel confident votes were counted accurately in 2004

Despite public debate over hanging chads, butterfly ballots, machine malfunctions and other alleged hazards of the voting booth, 78.2 percent of U.S. adults who voted in the 2004 elections were confident their votes had been counted accurately - 28.7 percent said they were extremely confident, 27.9 percent very confident and 21.7 percent simply confident- according ...

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78% of U.S. voters feel confident votes were counted accurately in 2004

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