Based on my investigation, here is my analysis of this claim:

• The polling numbers match widely reported figures from Pew Research Center. Multiple sources, including The Washington Times¹ and commentary citing Pew Research², report these exact percentages: 85% of White voters, 82% of Hispanic voters, and 76% of Black voters support requiring government-issued photo ID to vote, all citing a Pew Research Center survey from August 2025.
• Pew Research Center's own published materials confirm broad cross-racial support. The August 2025 Pew survey found that "at least seven-in-ten adults across racial and ethnic groups favor requiring... photo identification requirements"³⁴, and that 83% of all U.S. adults overall support requiring photo ID to vote⁵³.
• The numbers are consistent across partisan sources. The same figures appear in a congressional Facebook post⁶, in media coverage¹, and in political commentary², all attributing them to Pew Research Center, suggesting these are the actual poll results rather than fabricated numbers.
• A minor note on terminology: Some sources say "White/Hispanic/Black voters"¹ while the claim says "Americans," but the survey appears to be of U.S. adults generally, so this distinction is negligible in practice.

Overall validity: 95%

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5. Do 80% of Americans support voter ID? - Wisconsin Watch
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