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More Americans say they want to move out of US, poll finds

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34% of respondents said they would move, while 64% said they wouldn't. Political independents were more likely to say they move, with 41% saying they would. Italy tops the list followed by the United Kingdom. Mexico has the highest number of U.S. citizens living elsewhere.

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More Americans say they want to move out of US, poll finds

Young adults are far more likely than older Americans to say that that they would move to another country.

2 months ago·Atlanta, United States
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