Belief in QAnon wavers slightly among adults after capitol riots, inauguration

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Morning Consult / Feb 2, 2021

“24% of Republicans who had heard of QAnon said they believe QAnon’s claims, a 14-point decrease from the 38% who said the same in October.” —

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