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October 29, 2024

6030 US adults surveyed

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How often do you think that by making an endorsement in a presidential election, newspapers convince their readers to vote for a candidate they weren’t already planning to vote for?

Conducted October 29, 2024

YouGov surveyed 6030 US adults

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How often do you think that by making an endorsement in a presidential election, newspapers convince their readers to vote for a candidate they weren’t already planning to vote for?

Conducted October 29, 2024

YouGov surveyed 6030 US adults

By:
10%
28%
28%
14%
20%

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