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    September 18, 2020
    Few Trump or Biden supporters have close friends who back the opposing candidate

    Majorities of Trump, Biden voters say they have ‘just a few’ or no friends who support the other candidate

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    Few Trump or Biden supporters have close friends who back the opposing candidate
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    Older voters are more likely to say a lot of their close friends share their candidate preference
    Majorities of Trump, Biden voters say they have ‘just a few’ or no friends who support the other candidate
    Voters who live in counties where others have similar politics are less likely to report having any friends who back the other candidate
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