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Ryan Hogg

American searches for 'how to move to England' increase 900% after election

A person rests on the grass near the banks of the River Thames, backdropped by Tower Bridge in London, (Credit: HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Images)

Americans are still digesting the results of November 5’s U.S. presidential election, which gave Donald Trump a sweeping victory that topped an unlikely comeback story for the president-elect. However, many are already contemplating a life outside the states before the new regime takes office next January. 

For U.S. citizens who have grown tired of the increasingly toxic domestic political environment or fearful of a Trump presidency, fresh research suggests the U.K. is near the top of their list for a new home.

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