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Detailed results of the Marquette law school supreme court poll- September 8-15, 2020, part 3 (Legitimacy)

  • Post author:Charles Franklin
  • Post published:September 24, 2020
  • Post category:Results & Data
  • Marquette Law School National Supreme Court Poll, September 8-15, 2020, Toplines (part 3)
  • Marquette Law School National Supreme Court Poll, September 8-15, 2020, Crosstabs (part 3)
  • Marquette Law School National Supreme Court Poll, September 8-15, 2020, Methodology
  • Marquette Law School National Supreme Court Poll, September 8-15, 2020, Instrument (part 3)
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