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Thinking about Britain’s relationship with the EU, are Conservative ministers such as Kenneth Clarke (who say they would vote for Britain to stay in the EU if a referendum were held now) putting forward their policies because they feel strongly about the issue, or because they are making a tactical calculation about what to say?

Fieldwork dates: 14 May 2013 - 15 May 2013
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Pollster		 15 May 2013
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Feel strongly 43%
Tactical calculation 32%
Don't know 24%

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Thinking about Britain’s relationship with the European Union, do you think the following are putting forward their policies mainly because they feel strongly about the issue, or mainly because they are making a tactical calculation about what to say? v) Conservative ministers such as Kenneth Clarke who say they would vote for Britain to stay in the EU if a referendum were held now

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