Roughly two-thirds of Americans oppose changing the Constitution to give larger states more senators

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September 15, 2023

10. How Americans view proposals to change the political system

Roughly two-thirds of Americans oppose changing the Constitution to give larger states more senators

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10. How Americans view proposals to change the political system
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Roughly two-thirds of Americans oppose changing the Constitution to give larger states more senators
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