A woman in Swansea has been fined for littering for feeding a chip to a pigeon. The woman is contesting the fine on the basis that the pigeon ate the chip immediately, meaning no litter was left behind. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Conducted

16 November 2016

4842 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 16 November 2016

YouGov surveyed 4842 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

The woman's actions DO NOT constitute littering

75%

The woman's actions DO constitute littering

15%

Don’t know

10%

Conducted 16 November 2016

YouGov surveyed 4842 GB adults

The woman's actions DO NOT constitute littering

75%

The woman's actions DO constitute littering

15%

Don’t know

10%

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