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 | | Two out of three respondents said that they were against the idea of a Volkstaat in CSVR survey, which was significantly more than in July 1993, suggesting that support for the Volkstaat has dropped during this time. |
 | | The decline in support, though, may be due to the fact that respondents of right-wing political orientation who are the strongest supporters of a Volkstaat, were underrepresented in the survey. |
 | | Those who in 1996 said that they would consider moving to a Volkstaat are mainly Afrikaans speaking males, who are supporters of the Conservative Party or Afrikaner Freedom Front, hold racist views (24%; slightly racist: 6%, non racist: 0%) and are not content with the new democratic South Africa. |
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