Harvard-Harris Poll: 76% of Registered Voters Do Not Support ‘Open Borders’

A recent Harvard-Harris poll found that 76% of registered American voters do not believe the United States should have “open borders,” and 61% said current U.S. border security is “inadequate.”

In the June 24-25 online survey of 1,448 registered voters, Harvard-Harris asked, “Do you think we should have basically open borders or do you think we need secure borders?”

Seventy-six percent of the respondents (1,093 people) said “we need secure borders.” Twenty-four percent of respondents (354 people) said “we should have basically open borders.”

In another question, Harvard-Harris asked, “Do you think current border security is adequate or inadequate?”

Sixty-one percent said border security is “inadequate,” and 39% said border security is “adequate.”

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