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Powers support short of majority - BBC News
Tuesday, 03.24.2009, 06:56am (GMT)



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Powers support short of majority
BBC News
Some 48% of people would vote to give the Welsh assembly full law-making powers, according to poll findings. The All Wales Convention/GfK survey indicated 35% would vote against further law-making powers, 13% were undecided and 2% would not vote.
Politicians still not winning power game, says major pollWalesOnline
North Wales am's bid to unravel Welsh political confusionEvening Leader
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