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24 November 2017

3805 GB adults surveyed

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Kezia Dugdale, former leader of Scottish Labour, has arrived on ‘I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!’ Some have argued that she is neglecting her duties as a Member of the Scottish Parliament by going to the jungle for three weeks. Others have said that going on reality shows is a great way for politicians to connect with the public and reach out to people. Generally speaking, do you think politicians should or should not appear on reality TV programs?

Conducted 24 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 3805 GB adults

19%
57%
24%
Kezia Dugdale, former leader of Scottish Labour, has arrived on ‘I’m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!’ Some have argued that she is neglecting her duties as a Member of the Scottish Parliament by going to the jungle for three weeks. Others have said that going on reality shows is a great way for politicians to connect with the public and reach out to people. Generally speaking, do you think politicians should or should not appear on reality TV programs?

Conducted 24 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 3805 GB adults

By:
19%
57%
24%

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