Remainers and Labour voters are 'driven by bitterness' and are more likely to judge the way people vote.
Voters will head to the polls on Thursday this week for the critical general election as Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn both hope to secure the keys to Number 10. But, just days before the crunch national poll, a YouGov suvey has found that 41 percent of Labour voters and 40 percent of Remainers are more likely to judge someone negatively for voting differently to them.
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