By Glen Owen PUBLISHED: 18:37 EST, 26 October 2013 | UPDATED: 22:33 EST, 26 October 2013 Nearly two-thirds of voters oppose planned hikes in green taxes – and back David Cameron in his battle with Nick Clegg  to ‘roll back’ the levies. A total of 60 per cent of voters object to the charges, which will hit households with an extra £270 per year on their energy bills by 2020. Just 18 per cent support the taxes. The findings, in a Survation poll, come after a week in which double-digit hikes by the energy companies dominated debate at Westminster.
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A full 60 per cent of voters object to paying 'green taxes'
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Majority backs David Cameron's promise to cut back on levies
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Charges will see households pay extra £270 a year by 2020
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