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December 2, 2020

6229 US adults surveyed

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A preemptive pardon means no crime or conviction has been specified, but the individual cannot be charged for past actions. Do you think US presidents should or should not be able to issue preemptive pardons?

Conducted December 2, 2020

YouGov surveyed 6229 US adults

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A preemptive pardon means no crime or conviction has been specified, but the individual cannot be charged for past actions. Do you think US presidents should or should not be able to issue preemptive pardons?

Conducted December 2, 2020

YouGov surveyed 6229 US adults

By:
30%
50%
20%

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