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Pew Research Center said Monday that 20 percent of Americans cited social media as a frequent news source, compared to 16 percent that credited newspapers.
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"Majorities in both parties favor the idea of making Election Day a national holiday, though Democrats are more likely than Republicans to favor this," says a new Pew Research Center poll of 10,000 Americans that revealed that, indeed, 59 percent of Republicans and 71 percent of Democrats agree with the idea.
Inside the Beltway: Election Day: The next national holiday? →
