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10 December 2019

2266 GB adults surveyed

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In the upcoming General Election, would you most likely vote for the candidate or Party you like the most, or dislike the least?

Conducted 10 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 2266 GB adults

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25%
7%
11%
In the upcoming General Election, would you most likely vote for the candidate or Party you like the most, or dislike the least?

Conducted 10 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 2266 GB adults

By:
57%
25%
7%
11%

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