The scheme follows a report that said there was a "politically correct" unwillingness to confront electoral fraud and pressure on vulnerable voters in some ethnic communities. Would you rather live in a world where...

Conducted

28 December 2016

3321 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 28 December 2016

YouGov surveyed 3321 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

There is no political correctness - but there is also increased insensitivity to cultural, gender, sexual and ethnic differences

24%

There is great sensitivity to all those differences - but it also leads to some abuses

25%

Other

14%

Don't know

37%

Conducted 28 December 2016

YouGov surveyed 3321 GB adults

There is no political correctness - but there is also increased insensitivity to cultural, gender, sexual and ethnic differences

24%

There is great sensitivity to all those differences - but it also leads to some abuses

25%

Other

14%

Don't know

37%

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