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‘Move to Canada’ searches explode during chaotic Trump-Biden debate

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Donald Trump and Joe Biden during Tuesday night’s debate, many were considering a third option: move to Canada.Google data shows a huge spike in “move to Canada” as a search term on Tuesday night, with traffic exploding shortly after the debate started at 9 p.m.

Eastern Time. Avoid trick-or-treating due to coronavirus this Halloween, CDC says Traffic dipped overnight, then surged again as Americans woke up from a night that they would probably rather forget.Interest was highest in Oregon, the West Coast state currently grappling with a devastating string of wildfires.

Americans in Vermont, Colorado, Washington and Minnesota were also very curious about packing their bags and moving north.Searches also spiked around moving to New Zealand.

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