Survey Question and Results
Participants of the ORB survey were asked the following question:
"How many members of your household, if any, have died as a result of the conflict in Iraq since 2003 (ie as a result of violence rather than a natural death such as old age)? Please note that I mean those who were actually living under your roof."
The revised results were
| Number of deaths in household |
Percent of responders |
|---|---|
| None | 72% |
| One | 14% |
| Two | 3% |
| Three | 1% |
| Four or more | "figure more than zero but less than 0.5%" |
| Don't know | 2% |
| No answer | 8% |
Read more about this topic: ORB Survey Of Iraq War Casualties
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