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Number of the Day: 42% want professional sports shut down until 2021

July 24, 2020: As Major League Baseball launches its truncated 2020 season, American voters are evenly divided as to whether they should be allowed to do so. A JusttheNews.com national survey found that 44% think they should be allowed to play while 42% believe professional sports should remain shut down until next year.[1]

Most men (51%) favor a resumption of sports while a plurality of women (46%) are opposed.[1]

More generally, attitudes towards the reopening of sports follow patterns similar to reopening other aspects of American society. Most Republicans (59%) like the idea while most Democrats (52%) are opposed. Independents are fairly evenly divided.[1]

Older voters and white voters are more supportive of re-opening than younger voters and non-white voters.[1]

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