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February 14, 2023

8383 US adults surveyed

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A universal basic income is a regular cash payment in the same amount to each citizen of a country made by the government without any requirements or restrictions. Would you support or oppose a universal basic income in the United States?

Conducted February 14, 2023

YouGov surveyed 8383 US adults

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A universal basic income is a regular cash payment in the same amount to each citizen of a country made by the government without any requirements or restrictions. Would you support or oppose a universal basic income in the United States?

Conducted February 14, 2023

YouGov surveyed 8383 US adults

By:
35%
26%
10%
17%
12%

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