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26 March 2020

2725 GB adults surveyed

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Would you support or oppose releasing prisoners who are old or infirm, or who are judged not to pose a threat, in order to ease the coronavirus threat posed to jails?

Conducted 26 March 2020

YouGov surveyed 2725 GB adults

34%
43%
23%
Would you support or oppose releasing prisoners who are old or infirm, or who are judged not to pose a threat, in order to ease the coronavirus threat posed to jails?

Conducted 26 March 2020

YouGov surveyed 2725 GB adults

By:
34%
43%
23%

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