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King Charles III's coronation is more likely to matter to Generation Z than older Americans, according to polling forThe religious ceremony at Westminster Abbey, in London, will be the first of its kind in the U.K. sinceCharles has been king since Elizabeth died in September 2022, but this will be the first time he is crowned, in a service steeped in centuries of tradition.
King Charles III at the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lords, London, on May 27, 2015. Nearly half of Americans say the king's coronation does not matter to them, according to an exclusive poll for Newsweek.It will be a moment when royalists can gather in celebration and also a staging post for anti-monarchy protesters who seek to replace the king with an elected head of state.
Redfield & Wilton asked a representative sample of 1,500 Americans about their attitude to the coronation on April 30 on behalf ofInterestingly, the coronation was more important to young Americans. Fifteen percent of 18- to 24-year-olds and 25- to 34-year-olds said it mattered a"significant amount," compared to 7 percent of over-65s.
Around 70 percent had heard or read at least something about the event. Of these, 16 percent had heard or read a"significant amount;" 26 percent a"fair amount;" and 28 percent a"slight amount." Around 29 percent had heard or read nothing at all. And 11 percent said the coronation mattered a"significant amount," while 18 percent replied that it mattered a"fair amount" and 23 percent a"slight amount.
That means 52 percent felt it mattered to some extent, with a further 48 percent saying it did not matter at all.
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