The Guardian Article RatingLib Dems aim to use Lee Anderson's views as weapon to win 'safe' Tory seats
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52% : When asked by the Spectator if he supported the death penalty, Anderson responded: "Yes.51% : The Liberal Democrats are to launch a digital advertising blitz in "blue wall" seats held by leading cabinet ministers to highlight the new Conservative party deputy chair Lee Anderson's enthusiastic backing for capital punishment.
42% :Sunak responded to the controversy over Anderson's latest remarks, made in an interview with the Spectator before his appointment, by insisting he did not support the death penalty himself and that it was not government policy.
39% :A recent YouGov survey found that 30% of people believe the death penalty should be reintroduced in all cases of murder, with the figure rising to 52% in cases of multiple murder.
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