By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:56 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:56 EST, 18 December 2012 More than one in ten Conservative voters at the last election now backs the anti-Brussels UK Independence Party, according to a poll commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft (pictured) More than one in ten Conservative voters at the last election now backs the anti-Brussels UK Independence Party, but many will return to the fold if the Government delivers on immigration, welfare and the deficit, a poll suggests today. Just a quarter of those considering voting UKIP name relations with Europe as one of the top three issues facing Britain, according to the survey commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft.
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Survey of 20,000 commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft
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Poll suggests many Tory voters will return if Government delivers on welfare, immigration and the deficit
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Lord Ashcroft warns promise of EU referendum will not stop increase in UKIP support
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Says many voters view EU polls as seriously as the Eurovision Song Contest
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