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Who Sees Politics in Sports? Norm Endorsement and Partisan Judgments from the 2026 World Cup
Most Americans say politics should stay out of sports. Yet whether this norm is truly binding depends on whether people apply it when their own side violates the norm. To test this "apolitical sports" norm, we fielded a two-wave matched panel survey around the 2026 FIFA World Cup (N1=988; N2=699). D
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