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30 October 2017

3365 GB adults surveyed

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Gordon Brown has revealed that he was worried he might go completely blind while still Prime Minister in 2009. Regardless of your view of Gordon Brown, do you think the job of Prime Minister can be effectively performed by someone who is blind?

Conducted 30 October 2017

YouGov surveyed 3365 GB adults

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Gordon Brown has revealed that he was worried he might go completely blind while still Prime Minister in 2009. Regardless of your view of Gordon Brown, do you think the job of Prime Minister can be effectively performed by someone who is blind?

Conducted 30 October 2017

YouGov surveyed 3365 GB adults

By:
61%
20%
19%

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