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3 July 2024

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How much, if at all, have you enjoyed the 2024 election campaign?

Conducted 3 July 2024

YouGov surveyed 3447 GB adults

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How much, if at all, have you enjoyed the 2024 election campaign?

Conducted 3 July 2024

YouGov surveyed 3447 GB adults

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3%
16%
37%
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5%

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