Tim Farron has stood down as leader of the Liberal Democrats after his views on whether or not homosexuality is a sin became a focus of the general election campaign. Farron said that "I have found myself torn between living as a faithful Christian and serving as a political leader". If a politician found their party's ideology at odds with their personal religious views, do you think they should stay true to... | Daily Question

Tim Farron has stood down as leader of the Liberal Democrats after his views on whether or not homosexuality is a sin became a focus of the general election campaign. Farron said that "I have found myself torn between living as a faithful Christian and serving as a political leader". If a politician found their party's ideology at odds with their personal religious views, do you think they should stay true to... Published on 15 June 2017 → Survey conducted on 15 June 2017 on 5526 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Their party's ideology

20%

Their personal religious views

46%

Don't know

34%

Their party's ideology

20%

Their personal religious views

46%

Don't know

34%