About 1 in 3 Pennsylvanians who voted in the 2020 general election indicated that they were not at all confident that the final results of the election accurately reflected how Pennsylvanians voted in the November election. 2020 voters in the Keystone State are highly divided on potential limiting of the use of mail ballots in future elections, with 51% disagreeing with limiting this method of voting, and 47% agreeing that limits to mail voting should be put in place. While most Republicans (59%) identified voting fraud as the biggest threat to Pennsylvania having a safe, secure and accurate election in 2020, a plurality of Democrats (46%) identified voter suppression as the biggest threat to legitimate elections.