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GNU Policy Preferences - Federalism

This report investigates post-GNU policy preferences towards federalism. The data in the report comes from a survey of 1 204 demographically and geographically representative registered voters conducted by the Foundation during September of 2024. That survey had a margin of error of 3%.

'The GNU gives more powers to provincial government to help them deliver services, along with the national government.' OR 'The GNU gives more powers to national government so that only national government can deliver services.'

By race

'The GNU gives more powers to provincial government to help them deliver services, along with the national government.' OR 'The GNU gives more powers to national government so that only national government can deliver services.'

By education

'The GNU gives more powers to provincial government to help them deliver services, along with the national government.' OR 'The GNU gives more powers to national government so that only national government can deliver services.'

By party affiliation

TENTATIVE CONCLUSIONS

The data suggests that the balance of opinion in the public mind is in favour of the devolution of power away from the national government. 

This report was produced by the Social Research Foundation, a think-tank focusing on public policy issues and the promotion of democracy.

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