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1) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Queen Elizabeth II? All 1) Very favorable 24% 2) Somewhat favorable 44% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 9% 4) Very unfavorable 5% 5) Don’t know 18% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 2) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Prince Phillip, Duke of Edinburgh? All 1) Very favorable 11% 2) Somewhat favorable 32% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 17% 4) Very unfavorable 11% 5) Don’t know 30% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 3) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Charles, Prince of Wales? 3) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Charles, Prince of Wales? All 1) Very favorable 7% 2) Somewhat favorable 27% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 28% 4) Very unfavorable 19% 5) Don’t know 19% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 5) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge? All 1) Very favorable 26% 2) Somewhat favorable 40% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 7% 4) Very unfavorable 5% 5) Don’t know 22% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 6) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Catherine (née Middleton), Duchess of Cambridge? All 1) Very favorable 31% 2) Somewhat favorable 32% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 8% 4) Very unfavorable 6% 5) Don’t know 23% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 7) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex? All 1) Very favorable 29% 2) Somewhat favorable 33% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 12% 4) Very unfavorable 10% 5) Don’t know 15% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 8) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Meghan (née Markle), Duchess of Sussex? All 1) Very favorable 28% 2) Somewhat favorable 29% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 11% 4) Very unfavorable 19% 5) Don’t know 14% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 9) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Prince Andrew, Duke of York? All 1) Very favorable 6% 2) Somewhat favorable 20% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 15% 4) Very unfavorable 29% 5) Don’t know 31% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 10) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex? All 1) Very favorable 7% 2) Somewhat favorable 25% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 11% 4) Very unfavorable 8% 5) Don’t know 50% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep 11) Do you have a favorable or an unfavorable opinion of Princess Anne, The Princess Royal? All 1) Very favorable 13% 2) Somewhat favorable 30% 3) Somewhat unfavorable 7% 4) Very unfavorable 6% 5) Don’t know 44% Unweighted N 1200 Weight Nat Rep.

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