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16 December 2019

3539 GB adults surveyed

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Do you think the next Labour leader should be a man or a woman, or do you have no preference?

Conducted 16 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 3539 GB adults

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Do you think the next Labour leader should be a man or a woman, or do you have no preference?

Conducted 16 December 2019

YouGov surveyed 3539 GB adults

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8%
3%
84%
5%

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