Poll: Most Americans reject validity of 2020 election audits

But 57% of Republicans say they believe the baseless theory that Biden's victory was due to voter fraud.

Monmouth's survey also looked at issues surrounding voting policy, finding broad public consensus on two issues -- 71% say that in-person early voting should be easier, and 80% that they generally support requiring voters to show a photo ID in order to vote.

Democrats are 33 percentage points likelier than Republicans to say in-person voting should be easier, while Republicans are 29 points likelier than Democrats to back photo ID requirements.

But there's a far more pronounced divide over voting by mail: Democrats are 58 percentage points likelier than Republicans to say it should be made easier, with most Republicans rejecting the idea.

Those results are the culmination of an election cycle in which choosing to vote by mail abruptly transformed into a partisan issue, in line with former President Donald Trump's vocal attacks against the practice.