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A spokesperson from Lottoland, the company behind the survey for the US Lottos, Powerball and MegaMillions, said: ⁘The US is home to many popular faces.⁘
When it comes to the top job, 75% believe leadership is the most important attribute a candidate needs. Decisiveness (69%) came second on the list, followed by integrity (68%) and communication skills (67%).
While authors topped the list of celebrities which might make the best President with 14% of the vote, 13% opted for actors - and just 3% for musicians.
But 50% believe that a celebrity's social media clout could swing the balance in their favour come election time, as per the stats from OnePoll.com.
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