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16 October 2019

3497 GB adults surveyed

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Do you think people should or should not have to show identification (such as a driving licence, passport or ID provided by their local council) before they are allowed to vote at a general election?

Conducted 16 October 2019

YouGov surveyed 3497 GB adults

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26%
13%
Do you think people should or should not have to show identification (such as a driving licence, passport or ID provided by their local council) before they are allowed to vote at a general election?

Conducted 16 October 2019

YouGov surveyed 3497 GB adults

By:
61%
26%
13%

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