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Almost seven in ten Americans prefer to say 'Merry Christmas' instead of 'Happy Holidays', a new DailyMail.com poll has revealed.
Just 26 percent of people opt for a less religious greeting during the festive period, according the results.
Democrats were most likely to opt for Happy Holidays, but even six in ten liberals said they would choose Merry Christmas instead.
The results comes after DailyMail.com polled 1,000 people across various demographics.
'While even a festive greeting can be polarized in today's America, these results show that Christmas can remain something of a unifier: majorities of every major demographic group prefer 'Merry Christmas' to "Happy holidays",' Joe Alder, senior research associate at J.L. Partners, told DailyMail.com.


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