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Not enough that you'd notice casually, but enough to be easily measurable. The polar radius of the Earth is about 20 miles greater than the equatorial diameter (since g=Gm₁m₂/d², reducing d increases g), and centrifugal force reduces felt gravity, again moreso at the equator and diminishing toward the poles.

A google on "gravity latitude" produces, among other things, links to calculators to let you take this into account when reading a barometer, and the information that the definition of g (i.e. Earth's gravity) specifies sea level at 45° latitude.