If you were able to mail in your voting ballot this year, how willing, if at all, would you be to pay for the postage?

If you were able to mail in your voting ballot this year, how willing, if at all, would you be to pay for the postage? Published on July 15, 2020 → Survey conducted on July 15, 2020 on 4984 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Very willing

42%

Somewhat willing

16%

Not very willing

Not at all willing

10%

Don’t know

N/A – I will vote in person

15%

N/A – I do not vote

Very willing

42%

Somewhat willing

16%

Not very willing

Not at all willing

10%

Don’t know

N/A – I will vote in person

15%

N/A – I do not vote

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