Those who study the election process say they have questions: With Trump heading back to the White House, will faith in American democracy rebound?


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-12 12:28:22">November 12, 2024 at 12:28 PM EST</time>

Those who study the election process say they have questions: With Trump heading back to the White House, will faith in American democracy rebound?{ai:summary}<p>Experts are examining whether Donald Trump's potential return to the White House would restore faith in American democracy. Questions arise about the implications of his presidency on the electoral process and public trust. #politics</p>

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