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Boris Johnson is the party leader voters would most like to date, while Jeremy Corbyn lags behind in fifth

Matt Dathan, Deputy Political Editor

Published: 1:11, 10 Dec 2019
Updated: 1:14, 10 Dec 2019

BORIS Johnson is the party leader who voters would most like to go on a date with, a survey of single people said.

The Prime Minister beat Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson into second place, while Jeremy Corbyn languished in fifth behind Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage.

Boris Johnson has topped the list of party leaders that voters would most like to date — Boris Johnson has topped the list of party leaders that voters would most like to dateCredit: Rex Features

A third of voters said they would most like to go on a date with Mr Johnson, according to the survey by the Encounters Dating website.

That was nearly three times as many as said Ms Swinson, while Mr Farage came third on nine per cent.

SNP boss Nicola Sturgeon was on eight per cent and Mr Corbyn on just six per cent.

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Mr Johnson performed almost as well as Ms Swinson among Remainers, with 17 per cent choosing him compared to 18 per cent choosing the Lib Dem leader.

The survey also revealed that most people would not date someone whose Brexit views were different to their stance on the matter.

However Leavers were more open to dating a Remainer than the other way around.

Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson came in at second — Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson came in at secondCredit: EPA

Nigel Farage was the third most popular leader to date — Nigel Farage was the third most popular leader to dateCredit: PA:Press Association

SNP boss Nicola Sturgeon came in at fourth, with eight per cent of the votes

Jeremy Corbyn was left languishing in fifth place for his dating potential — Jeremy Corbyn was left languishing in fifth place for his dating potentialCredit: EPA

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