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May 1, 2024

4219 US adults surveyed

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How concerned are you about the possibility that the losing candidate in the 2024 presidential election will not publicly acknowledge the winner as the legitimate president‑elect?

Conducted May 1, 2024

YouGov surveyed 4219 US adults

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How concerned are you about the possibility that the losing candidate in the 2024 presidential election will not publicly acknowledge the winner as the legitimate president‑elect?

Conducted May 1, 2024

YouGov surveyed 4219 US adults

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27%
25%
18%
17%
12%

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