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20 November 2019

1378 GB adults surveyed

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During last night's debate the Conservative Party's press office rebranded their Twitter account as 'factcheckUK', appearing to some as if they were a politically neutral account. Do you think this was or was not acceptable?

Conducted 20 November 2019

YouGov surveyed 1378 GB adults

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During last night's debate the Conservative Party's press office rebranded their Twitter account as 'factcheckUK', appearing to some as if they were a politically neutral account. Do you think this was or was not acceptable?

Conducted 20 November 2019

YouGov surveyed 1378 GB adults

By:
12%
50%
38%

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