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May 28, 2020

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Do you think the President of the United States should or should not be able to shut down social media platforms?

Conducted May 28, 2020

YouGov surveyed 6401 US adults

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68%
14%
Do you think the President of the United States should or should not be able to shut down social media platforms?

Conducted May 28, 2020

YouGov surveyed 6401 US adults

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17%
68%
14%

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