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November 9, 2022

1772 US adults surveyed

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Do you think that Americans have a duty to vote regardless of whether or not they have learned about the candidates?

Conducted November 9, 2022

YouGov surveyed 1772 US adults

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32%
18%
Do you think that Americans have a duty to vote regardless of whether or not they have learned about the candidates?

Conducted November 9, 2022

YouGov surveyed 1772 US adults

By:
50%
32%
18%

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