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15 March 2021

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Given the current coronavirus pandemic, do you think events such as vigils, protests, and marches should or should not be allowed to take place?

Conducted 15 March 2021

YouGov surveyed 5168 GB adults

26%
59%
15%
Given the current coronavirus pandemic, do you think events such as vigils, protests, and marches should or should not be allowed to take place?

Conducted 15 March 2021

YouGov surveyed 5168 GB adults

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26%
59%
15%

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