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Bermudan opposition deputy leader tops opinion poll
2011
Overview
The poll also showed the ruling Progressive Labour Party (PLP) still trailing the main opposition party, the One Bermuda Alliance (OBA). Forty-one per cent of registered voters reported that they had a favourable impression of [Michael Dunkley], a dairy owner who is deputy leader of the six-month-old OBA. The UBP won 14 seats at the last election in 2007.The poll found that 79 per cent of registered voters were likely to vote in the next general election. Forty-one per cent of registered voters reported that they were likely to vote for the OBA, compared to 35 per cent for the PLP. Those numbers represent an improvement for both parties since September when just 33 per cent said they would vote for the ruling party and 38 per cent for the OBA. Just one per cent said they would vote for the UBP.
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BBC Worldwide Limited
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