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Westminster Voting Intention

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1 Westminster Voting Intention
Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

2 2016 Remain voters Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

3 2016 Leave voters Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

4 Voted Conservative in 2015 Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

5 Voted Labour in 2015 Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

6 Male voting intention Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

7 Female voting intention
Q On June 8th there will be a general election in the UK. Which party do you think you will you vote for or perhaps you will not vote?

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