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June 22, 2020

23570 US adults surveyed

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The US Supreme Court currently has nine Justices, but the Constitution does not say how many there should be. Would you support or oppose the President adding additional Justices, who would be nominated by the President and voted on by the Senate like other Supreme Court Justices?

Conducted June 22, 2020

YouGov surveyed 23570 US adults

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The US Supreme Court currently has nine Justices, but the Constitution does not say how many there should be. Would you support or oppose the President adding additional Justices, who would be nominated by the President and voted on by the Senate like other Supreme Court Justices?

Conducted June 22, 2020

YouGov surveyed 23570 US adults

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16%
15%
40%
29%

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