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"Yes" opened with a 51% cushion on day one and spent the next six months bleeding it away — down to 44% by day 30, 40% by day 150, just 38% by day 178. Every single day it shrank, but it never actually lost the lead. Then, on day 179 of 282, "She's not playing near me" finally crossed over and held that position for every one of the remaining 103 days, closing at 41.9% to 34.5%.

The two biggest voting blocs split on who was right. The United States, the largest single country in the poll, leaned toward "Yes" — while Canada, the second-largest bloc, backed the eventual winner, "She's not playing near me." The poll's late swing wasn't just a timing story; it tracked a real border-line divide in who thought they'd get a show.

• 178-day erosion · Yes's lead shrank from 51% to 38% without ever flipping
• The day-179 flip · She's not playing near me overtook Yes and held it 103 days
• US vs Canada · Top country leaned Yes; No. 2 country backed the winner
• Final margin · 41.9% to 34.5% — a 7-point gap built in the last third