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Many in new survey suggest news consumption, spending influenced by 2024 election

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Many Americans say the election results have changed their news consumption and purchases

A new survey finds that the results of the 2024 election have many Americans thinking differently about where they want to live, their health care, and their finances.

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Many in new survey suggest news consumption, spending influenced by 2024 election

A new YouGov poll has found that almost half of Americans, 44 percent, are now consuming news differently than they did before the 2024 election while 38 percent have reported a change in their buying decisions since November. This is an increase from a previous survey YouGov conducted in late November, when only 36 percent…

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Many in new survey suggest news consumption, spending influenced by 2024 election

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Many Americans say the election results have changed their news consumption and purchases

Many in new survey suggest news consumption, spending influenced by 2024 election

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