Super Bowl LX, February 2026

Super Bowl LX, February 2026

Marist National Poll

Super Bowl Sunday is just days away, and a majority of Americans think the Seattle Seahawks will defeat the New England Patriots. While more than three in four Americans think the referees will have some impact on the game’s outcome, the plurality say they will have a minor impact on who wins the game. This marks a stark contrast to last year’s Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Patriots, when a plurality of Americans thought the referees would have a major impact in the game’s outcome.

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