Do you think David Cameron allowing government ministers to campaign for either side leading up to the EU referendum is a sign of strong or weak leadership?

Fieldwork dates: 8 January 2016 - 14 January 2016
Data from: Scotland
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Fieldwork end date Pollster	14 January 2016 Poll by Panelbase
Strong leadership	58%
Weak leadership	42%

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Do you think David Cameron allowing government ministers to campaign for either side leading up to the EU referendum is a sign of strong or weak leadership?

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Do you think David Cameron allowing government ministers to campaign for either side leading up to the EU referendum is a sign of strong or weak leadership?

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