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Jamaicans continue to have mixed views about Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding, even with a general election on the horizon.
That's the result of a poll conducted by Market Research Services Limited, led by Don Anderson.
The poll, commissioned by the People's National Party, was done from April 4 to 12.
One thousand and 57 people were asked to rate the performance of Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
According to the poll findings 34 per cent of respondents gave him a negative performance rating - poor and very poor.
On the other hand, 33 per cent gave him a positive rating - good and very good, and 33 per cent said his performance was average.
He said 60 per cent of those who rated Mr Holness positively said he was a good leader and 36 per cent said he was improving the economy and developing infrastructure.
They also said the Prime Minister is creating jobs and that he cares about Jamaica.
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Respondents were also asked to evaluate the performance of Opposition Leader Mark Golding and 25 per cent gave him a negative performance rating - poor and very poor.
Twenty-one per cent gave him a positive rating - good and very good, while 54 percent of respondents said his performance was average.
Mr Anderson said respondents provided a number of reasons for the positive performance rating given to Mr. Golding.
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