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April 25, 2018

8195 US adults surveyed

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How important do you think it is for state dinners to be traditional?

Conducted April 25, 2018

YouGov surveyed 8195 US adults

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19%
How important do you think it is for state dinners to be traditional?

Conducted April 25, 2018

YouGov surveyed 8195 US adults

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21%
32%
17%
11%
19%

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