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Opinion Poll
CATI Fieldwork : 17th-19th April 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 1

Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like to
know how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

692
69%

345
71%

347
67%

69
52%

87
53%

369
75%

166
79%

198
76%

203
71%

130
61%

161
66%

189
86%

176
78%

39
78%

66
81%

66
75%

191
88%

144
79%

111
83%

72
77%

41
76%

172
69%

166
61%

241
72%

579
68%

620
68%

53
5%

31
6%

22
4%

6
5%

8
5%

31
6%

8
4%

15
6%

22
8%

10
5%

6
2%

8
4%

16
7%

4
8%

3
3%

6
7%

11
5%

8
4%

6
5%

4
5%

4
7%

13
5%

10
4%

22
7%

45
5%

48
5%

64
6%

32
7%

32
6%

22
16%

11
6%

25
5%

7
3%

14
5%

21
7%

13
6%

16
7%

11
5%

11
5%

2
5%

5
6%

8
9%

5
2%

10
6%

3
2%

6
7%

1
2%

17
7%

20
7%

21
6%

57
7%

58
6%

26
3%

10
2%

16
3%

1
1%

6
4%

15
3%

4
2%

6
2%

8
3%

5
3%

7
3%

4
2%

7
3%

2
4%

*
1%

5
2%

7
4%

3
2%

2
2%

1
2%

6
3%

9
3%

8
2%

23
3%

24
3%

29
3%

15
3%

14
3%

14
10%

8
5%

6
1%

1
*

6
2%

5
2%

8
4%

11
4%

5
2%

*
1%

1
1%

4
4%

*
*

2
1%

3
2%

2
2%

4
7%

3
1%

12
5%

9
3%

24
3%

27
3%

55
5%

19
4%

36
7%

10
7%

19
11%

20
4%

7
3%

9
4%

13
5%

20
10%

12
5%

5
2%

3
2%

1
1%

4
4%

3
3%

1
1%

5
3%

6
4%

12
5%

27
10%

16
5%

55
6%

55
6%

9
1%

*
*

8
2%

4
2%

4
1%

1
1%

*
*

3
1%

4
2%

1
*

5
2%

1
1%

4
2%

2
1%

2
3%

4
1%

1
*

2
1%

6
1%

6
1%

11
1%

5
1%

6
1%

2
1%

6
4%

3
1%

2
1%

1
*

5
2%

3
1%

3
1%

*
*

1
2%

3
4%

2
4%

1
*

5
2%

3
1%

9
1%

11
1%

8
1%

8
2%

4
3%

2
1%

1
*

1
*

1
*

1
*

2
1%

4
2%

2
1%

1
1%

2
1%

*
*

1
1%

1
1%

6
2%

7
1%

7
1%

49
5%

20
4%

29
6%

6
4%

14
8%

19
4%

11
5%

8
3%

9
3%

14
7%

19
8%

2
1%

1
*

3
3%

2
4%

19
8%

13
5%

12
4%

44
5%

46
5%

Refused

Don't know

6
1%

1
*

6
1%

1
*

6
3%

1
*

1
*

5
2%

1
1%

1
*

3
1%

3
1%

6
1%

6
1%

Total

10 - Absolutely certain
to vote

1 - Certain not to vote

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Mean

8.71

8.85

8.57

8.12

7.69

9.03

9.13

9.13

8.98

8.18

8.39

9.62

9.36

9.44

9.30

9.31

9.63

9.36

9.47

9.13

9.01

8.61

8.26

8.97

8.64

8.66

Standard deviation

2.47

2.36

2.57

2.59

3.03

2.18

2.26

2.04

2.11

2.83

2.83

1.19

1.53

1.40

1.74

1.50

1.36

1.54

1.39

2.11

2.26

2.69

2.71

2.16

2.52

2.50

Standard error

0.08

0.11

0.11

0.25

0.27

0.09

0.15

0.10

0.14

0.25

0.19

0.07

0.10

0.17

0.20

0.16

0.08

0.10

0.11

0.22

0.32

0.17

0.17

0.11

0.09

0.08

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Page 2

Opinion Poll
CATI Fieldwork : 17th-19th April 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 1

Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like to
know how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

10 - Absolutely certain
to vote

692
69%

69
64%

84
71%

69
74%

135
63%

245
70%

72
77%

8
91%

153
68%

53
5%

6
6%

9
8%

7
7%

6
3%

19
5%

4
5%

16
7%

64
6%

5
4%

8
7%

10
11%

17
8%

17
5%

6
7%

13
6%

26
3%

5
5%

2
2%

2
2%

7
3%

7
2%

2
2%

1
9%

7
3%

29
3%

7
6%

*
*

3
3%

8
4%

9
3%

2
2%

7
3%

55
5%

5
5%

9
7%

3
3%

15
7%

21
6%

14
6%

9
1%

4
3%

*
*

2
1%

2
3%

4
2%

11
1%

2
2%

1
1%

2
1%

6
2%

3
1%

8
1%

7
3%

1
1%

4
4%

2
2%

*
*

17
8%

21
6%

3
3%

6
3%

1 - Certain not to vote

49
5%

Refused

Don't know

6
1%

1
1%

2
2%

4
1%

3
1%

Mean

8.71

8.52

9.12

9.35

8.15

8.68

9.13

9.72

8.83

Standard deviation

2.47

2.47

1.90

1.32

2.96

2.57

2.11

0.93

2.21

Standard error

0.08

0.24

0.17

0.13

0.20

0.14

0.22

0.33

0.15

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Opinion Poll
CATI Fieldwork : 17th-19th April 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 2

Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Conservative

220
22%

115
24%

105
20%

20
15%

27
17%

114
23%

58
28%

65
25%

78
27%

44
21%

32
13%

220
100%

153
71%

7
4%

16
12%

10
10%

8
16%

43
17%

56
21%

102
30%

201
24%

210
23%

Labour

225
22%

108
22%

117
23%

36
27%

35
21%

118
24%

36
17%

61
24%

53
19%

45
21%

66
27%

225
100%

9
4%

112
61%

23
17%

11
12%

12
21%

80
32%

52
19%

71
21%

203
24%

214
24%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

50
5%

22
5%

28
5%

5
4%

9
5%

27
6%

9
4%

19
7%

14
5%

6
3%

11
4%

50
100%

4
2%

2
1%

33
24%

2
3%

1
3%

15
6%

7
3%

24
7%

46
5%

48
5%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

36
4%

16
3%

20
4%

5
3%

9
5%

21
4%

2
1%

14
5%

11
4%

6
3%

6
2%

36
41%

2
1%

8
4%

4
3%

36
39%

Plaid Cymru

11
1%

8
2%

3
1%

2
2%

*
*

7
1%

2
1%

3
1%

1
1%

4
1%

11
12%

*
*

2
1%

1
1%

11
19%

11
1%

Green Party

35
4%

18
4%

17
3%

8
6%

12
7%

12
3%

3
1%

14
5%

13
4%

4
2%

5
2%

35
40%

4
2%

8
5%

5
4%

2
2%

2
4%

6
2%

13
5%

12
4%

31
4%

34
4%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

82
8%

56
12%

26
5%

10
7%

9
5%

53
11%

10
5%

16
6%

31
11%

12
6%

24
10%

82
100%

18
8%

10
5%

12
9%

4
4%

9
16%

16
6%

24
9%

29
9%

69
8%

78
9%

British National Party


(BNP)

Other

6
1%

4
1%

2
*

1
1%

3
1%

2
1%

1
*

2
1%

2
1%

2
1%

6
7%

1
*

1
1%

4
2%

1
*

5
1%

5
1%

Will not vote

49
5%

20
4%

29
6%

6
4%

14
8%

19
4%

11
5%

8
3%

9
3%

14
7%

19
8%

2
1%

1
*

3
3%

2
4%

19
8%

13
5%

12
4%

44
5%

46
5%

Don't know

205
20%

72
15%

133
26%

40
30%

46
28%

86
17%

34
16%

44
17%

55
19%

59
28%

48
20%

19
9%

28
15%

34
26%

13
14%

7
12%

46
19%

77
29%

62
18%

185
22%

192
21%

83
8%

47
10%

36
7%

1
1%

5
3%

32
6%

46
22%

16
6%

19
6%

20
9%

28
12%

7
3%

4
2%

5
4%

11
11%

3
5%

18
7%

28
10%

25
7%

70
8%

73
8%

Refused

1
*

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Page 4

Opinion Poll
CATI Fieldwork : 17th-19th April 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 2

Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Conservative

220
22%

16
15%

40
34%

18
19%

31
14%

101
29%

10
10%

2
21%

56
25%

Labour

225
22%

37
34%

29
25%

21
22%

64
30%

57
16%

11
12%

1
17%

65
29%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

50
5%

3
3%

2
1%

14
15%

10
4%

18
5%

2
3%

1
7%

5
2%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

36
4%

1
*

36
39%

Plaid Cymru

11
1%

4
4%

4
2%

2
25%

4
2%

Green Party

35
4%

3
3%

3
2%

5
6%

9
4%

13
4%

2
2%

6
3%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

82
8%

12
12%

10
9%

9
10%

17
8%

27
8%

4
4%

23
10%

British National Party


(BNP)

Other

6
1%

1
1%

1
1%

3
1%

1
1%

1
*

Will not vote

49
5%

4
4%

2
2%

*
*

17
8%

21
6%

3
3%

6
3%

Don't know

205
20%

23
22%

25
22%

21
23%

49
23%

71
20%

13
14%

49
22%

83
8%

4
4%

6
5%

3
3%

11
5%

43
12%

11
11%

3
31%

10
5%

Refused

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Opinion Poll
CATI Fieldwork : 17th-19th April 2015
Absolutes/col percents

Table 3

Data derived from:Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like to
know how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?
Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (5%), don't know who they would vote for (20%) or refuse to answer (8%)
THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Total

Male

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

646

321

325

49

77

366

155

305

135

72

134

237

206

60

66

78

229

189

114

67

33

165

143

238

546

579

Weighted base

556

289

267

55

81

309

112

169

168

97

121

193

180

45

64

74

184

143

90

58

34

140

122

203

464

498

Conservative

193
35%

100
35%

94
35%

13
25%

22
28%

103
33%

54
49%

58
34%

69
41%

37
38%

29
24%

193
100%

151
82%

7
5%

15
16%

8
13%

8
25%

40
29%

49
40%

88
43%

177
38%

186
37%

Labour

180
32%

86
30%

93
35%

21
39%

30
37%

95
31%

34
30%

53
31%

42
25%

31
32%

54
44%

180
100%

7
4%

107
75%

22
24%

10
17%

9
26%

64
46%

38
31%

59
29%

161
35%

170
34%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

45
8%

21
7%

24
9%

4
7%

7
9%

25
8%

8
8%

17
10%

12
7%

6
6%

10
8%

45
100%

4
2%

2
1%

32
35%

2
4%

1
4%

13
10%

6
5%

22
11%

41
9%

42
8%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

33
6%

15
5%

18
7%

4
8%

7
8%

20
6%

2
2%

13
8%

9
5%

6
6%

5
4%

33
44%

2
1%

8
5%

4
4%

33
57%

Plaid Cymru

9
2%

6
2%

3
1%

1
1%

*
*

7
2%

1
1%

2
1%

3
2%

1
1%

2
2%

9
12%

*
*

2
1%

1
1%

9
25%

9
2%

Green Party

28
5%

14
5%

13
5%

5
10%

8
10%

12
4%

3
2%

12
7%

9
5%

4
4%

3
3%

28
38%

4
2%

8
6%

5
5%

2
3%

1
4%

4
3%

10
8%

10
5%

25
5%

26
5%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

64
12%

44
15%

20
8%

5
9%

7
8%

44
14%

10
9%

14
8%

24
14%

10
11%

17
14%

64
100%

17
9%

9
6%

12
14%

3
4%

5
16%

14
10%

19
15%

23
12%

56
12%

62
12%

5
1%

3
1%

2
1%

1
2%

3
1%

*
*

1
*

*
*

2
2%

2
2%

1
1%

1
1%

3
2%

1
1%

4
1%

4
1%

Other

18-24

25-34

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UKIP

Other

5
6%

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

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Data derived from:Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like to
know how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?
Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (5%), don't know who they would vote for (20%) or refuse to answer (8%)
THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

646

69

81

70

131

209

67

150

Weighted base

556

60

74

60

113

177

58

135

Conservative

193
35%

15
25%

36
48%

17
28%

30
27%

84
48%

8
13%

1
22%

51
38%

Labour

180
32%

28
47%

25
34%

17
29%

50
44%

43
24%

10
17%

1
24%

54
40%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

45
8%

3
5%

2
2%

14
23%

7
6%

16
9%

2
4%

1
11%

4
3%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

33
6%

1
1%

33
57%

2
42%

2
2%

Plaid Cymru

9
2%

2
4%

4
4%

Green Party

28
5%

2
3%

3
4%

5
8%

6
6%

11
6%

2
3%

4
3%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

64
12%

9
16%

9
12%

7
12%

14
12%

22
12%

3
4%

18
14%

5
1%

1
1%

*
*

2
2%

1
1%

1
1%

Other

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Table 4

Published Vote Intention Figures


Percentages derived from the responses of 817 respondents
Total
Conservative

34%

Labour

32%

Liberal Democrat

10%

UKIP

11%

Green

5%

Other

8%

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Q5. The general election will be held on May 7th this year. Would you say you are certain to vote the party you stated
or is there a chance you might decide to vote for another party?
Base: All respondents expressing an intention to vote
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Total

Male

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

731

365

366

72

92

403

164

334

156

84

157

258

238

66

79

90

234

195

118

73

39

186

166

267

619

658

Weighted base

665

347

318

86

101

357

120

192

204

120

149

220

225

50

82

88

189

150

93

66

43

165

152

238

556

599

Certain to vote for


party stated

458
69%

236
68%

222
70%

39
45%

66
65%

250
70%

103
86%

131
68%

130
64%

83
70%

114
77%

160
73%

154
68%

27
54%

53
65%

64
73%

142
75%

109
73%

57
61%

52
78%

30
70%

118
71%

100
65%

159
67%

376
68%

406
68%

Might change my mind to


vote for another party

197
30%

106
30%

92
29%

46
53%

35
35%

100
28%

16
14%

61
32%

72
35%

36
30%

28
19%

59
27%

68
30%

23
45%

24
30%

23
26%

47
25%

39
26%

35
38%

13
20%

10
23%

45
27%

51
34%

78
33%

175
31%

184
31%

9
1%

5
2%

4
1%

2
2%

*
*

*
*

*
*

3
1%

6
4%

*
*

3
1%

1
1%

4
5%

1
2%

2
2%

1
1%

1
2%

3
7%

2
1%

1
1%

2
1%

5
1%

8
1%

Don't know

18-24

25-34

7
2%

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UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

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Q5. The general election will be held on May 7th this year. Would you say you are certain to vote the party you stated
or is there a chance you might decide to vote for another party?
Base: All respondents expressing an intention to vote
Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
Total E&W.
E&W.
in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

731

82

88

77

151

238

73

170

Weighted base

665

76

83

69

138

217

66

160

Certain to vote for


party stated

458
69%

57
75%

51
61%

51
75%

98
71%

140
65%

52
78%

4
69%

108
68%

Might change my mind to


vote for another party

197
30%

18
24%

32
39%

17
25%

34
25%

75
35%

13
20%

2
31%

50
31%

9
1%

1
2%

5
3%

2
1%

1
2%

1
1%

Don't know

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Table 6

Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Base: All respondents expressing an intention to vote
Q5. At the general election would you say you are
certain to vote the party you stated or is there a
chance you might decide to vote for another party?
Might change
Certain to
my mind to
vote for
vote for
Total
party stated
another party
Don't know
Unweighted base

731

513
70%

208
28%

10
1%

Weighted base

665

458
69%

197
30%

9
1%

Conservative

220
33%

160
35%
73%

59
30%
27%

*
4%
*

Labour

225
34%

154
34%
68%

68
35%
30%

3
31%
1%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

50
8%

27
6%
54%

23
11%
45%

1
6%
1%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

36
5%

34
7%
95%

2
1%
5%

Plaid Cymru

11
2%

8
2%
74%

3
1%
26%

Green Party

35
5%

17
4%
47%

18
9%
52%

*
5%
1%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

82
12%

53
12%
65%

24
12%
30%

4
44%
5%

6
1%

5
1%
84%

1
10%
16%

Other

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Table 7

Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were a
general election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?
Base: All respondents expressing an intention to vote (Turnout Weighted)
Q5. At the general election would you say you are
certain to vote the party you stated or is there a
chance you might decide to vote for another party?
Might change
Certain to
my mind to
vote for
vote for
Total
party stated
another party
Don't know
Unweighted base

646

463
72%

177
27%

6
1%

Weighted base

556

396
71%

155
28%

5
1%

Conservative

193
35%

145
37%
75%

48
31%
25%

*
7%
*

Labour

180
32%

130
33%
72%

48
31%
26%

2
44%
1%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

45
8%

25
6%
56%

20
13%
44%

*
3%
*

Scottish National
Party/SNP

33
6%

31
8%
95%

2
1%
5%

Plaid Cymru

9
2%

8
2%
89%

1
1%
11%

Green Party

28
5%

11
3%
40%

16
11%
59%

*
4%
1%

UK Independence Party
(UKIP)

64
12%

43
11%
66%

20
13%
32%

1
26%
2%

5
1%

4
1%
80%

1
18%
20%

Other

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Table 8

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Allowing tenants who rent housing association properties to buy the property at a subsidised price.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

564
56%

281
58%

283
55%

104
78%

107
65%

256
52%

97
46%

129
50%

168
59%

122
57%

146
60%

145
66%

121
54%

20
41%

42
51%

36
41%

134
62%

90
49%

58
43%

50
54%

27
50%

157
63%

147
54%

182
54%

487
57%

514
57%

Oppose

362
36%

176
36%

186
36%

23
18%

45
27%

202
41%

92
44%

105
40%

108
38%

74
35%

75
31%

66
30%

91
41%

25
50%

36
43%

48
55%

70
32%

79
44%

62
46%

38
41%

27
50%

74
30%

90
33%

133
40%

297
35%

324
36%

76
8%

29
6%

48
9%

6
4%

13
8%

36
7%

22
10%

26
10%

10
4%

17
8%

23
9%

9
4%

13
6%

5
9%

4
5%

3
4%

13
6%

13
7%

14
11%

5
6%

17
7%

33
12%

21
6%

71
8%

71
8%

Don't know

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Table 8

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Allowing tenants who rent housing association properties to buy the property at a subsidised price.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

564
56%

60
56%

64
55%

47
51%

142
66%

187
53%

50
54%

3
39%

125
55%

Oppose

362
36%

36
34%

45
38%

41
44%

59
28%

132
38%

38
41%

5
61%

81
36%

76
8%

11
10%

8
7%

5
6%

14
6%

33
9%

5
6%

19
8%

Don't know

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Table 9

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cut income tax, by raising the personal allowance - which is the amount people can earn without having to pay any income tax - to 12,500.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

889
89%

431
89%

458
89%

119
90%

159
96%

434
88%

177
84%

234
90%

259
90%

192
91%

202
83%

198
90%

199
88%

48
96%

70
85%

72
82%

200
92%

157
86%

119
89%

79
85%

47
86%

228
92%

235
87%

300
89%

763
89%

810
89%

Oppose

71
7%

35
7%

36
7%

8
6%

5
3%

43
9%

15
7%

14
5%

21
7%

13
6%

23
9%

16
7%

20
9%

1
2%

7
8%

11
12%

12
5%

15
8%

10
7%

13
14%

3
5%

9
4%

25
9%

21
6%

55
6%

58
6%

Don't know

43
4%

20
4%

23
4%

6
4%

2
1%

16
3%

19
9%

12
4%

7
2%

7
3%

18
7%

6
3%

7
3%

1
1%

6
7%

5
6%

6
3%

10
6%

4
3%

1
2%

5
9%

11
5%

11
4%

15
5%

37
4%

42
5%

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Table 9

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cut income tax, by raising the personal allowance - which is the amount people can earn without having to pay any income tax - to 12,500.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

889
89%

96
89%

111
94%

83
89%

184
86%

312
89%

79
85%

8
93%

206
92%

Oppose

71
7%

7
7%

6
5%

9
9%

15
7%

20
6%

13
14%

1
7%

13
6%

Don't know

43
4%

4
4%

*
*

1
2%

16
8%

19
6%

1
2%

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2%

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Table 10

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Abolish the so-called non-dom status, often used by wealthy foreigners to reduce the tax they pay.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

551
55%

277
57%

274
53%

82
61%

94
57%

267
54%

109
52%

154
59%

182
63%

89
42%

127
52%

102
47%

143
63%

33
66%

55
68%

60
69%

104
48%

109
60%

85
64%

50
54%

34
62%

134
54%

130
48%

203
60%

468
55%

501
55%

Oppose

330
33%

173
36%

157
30%

39
29%

42
25%

169
34%

81
38%

75
29%

82
29%

93
44%

80
33%

95
43%

59
26%

13
25%

21
26%

17
20%

88
40%

51
28%

34
25%

35
38%

13
24%

89
36%

91
34%

102
30%

282
33%

295
32%

Don't know

122
12%

36
7%

86
17%

13
10%

30
18%

58
12%

21
10%

32
12%

23
8%

31
15%

36
15%

22
10%

24
11%

4
8%

5
6%

10
11%

25
12%

22
12%

15
11%

8
8%

8
14%

25
10%

49
18%

32
9%

106
12%

114
13%

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Table 10

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Abolish the so-called non-dom status, often used by wealthy foreigners to reduce the tax they pay.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

551
55%

59
55%

70
60%

56
60%

113
52%

192
54%

50
54%

5
64%

130
58%

Oppose

330
33%

32
30%

31
26%

29
31%

71
33%

120
34%

35
38%

3
36%

63
28%

Don't know

122
12%

16
15%

16
14%

8
9%

32
15%

40
11%

8
8%

32
14%

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Table 11

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cut inheritance tax, by allowing family homes of up to 1m to be passed on tax free.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

708
71%

331
68%

377
73%

92
69%

122
74%

349
71%

145
69%

180
69%

203
71%

170
80%

156
64%

193
88%

137
61%

31
62%

68
82%

40
45%

185
85%

108
59%

91
68%

63
67%

32
60%

173
70%

182
67%

258
77%

613
72%

646
71%

Oppose

220
22%

115
24%

105
20%

27
20%

37
23%

109
22%

46
22%

61
23%

68
24%

35
17%

55
23%

18
8%

73
32%

16
32%

12
15%

37
42%

24
11%

63
34%

34
26%

25
27%

17
31%

59
24%

63
23%

55
16%

178
21%

194
21%

75
7%

40
8%

35
7%

14
11%

6
4%

36
7%

19
9%

19
7%

16
5%

7
4%

33
13%

8
4%

16
7%

3
6%

2
2%

11
13%

9
4%

11
6%

8
6%

5
6%

5
10%

16
6%

26
9%

23
7%

64
8%

70
8%

Don't know

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Table 11

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cut inheritance tax, by allowing family homes of up to 1m to be passed on tax free.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

708
71%

69
64%

91
77%

59
63%

141
66%

268
76%

63
67%

3
38%

160
71%

Oppose

220
22%

31
28%

21
18%

25
26%

53
25%

58
16%

25
27%

5
56%

52
23%

75
7%

8
7%

5
5%

9
10%

20
10%

26
7%

5
6%

*
6%

13
6%

Don't know

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 12

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cap immigration of skilled workers and halt unskilled immigration entirely for five years.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

549
55%

285
59%

264
51%

65
49%

68
41%

289
58%

127
60%

111
43%

147
51%

144
68%

147
60%

138
63%

111
49%

16
32%

68
83%

29
33%

149
68%

85
47%

49
37%

50
54%

31
58%

144
58%

151
56%

173
51%

467
55%

499
55%

Oppose

339
34%

165
34%

174
34%

63
47%

71
43%

148
30%

58
28%

118
46%

112
39%

36
17%

72
30%

57
26%

92
41%

29
58%

10
12%

52
59%

45
21%

77
42%

69
51%

38
40%

15
27%

83
33%

82
30%

122
36%

287
34%

302
33%

Don't know

115
11%

36
7%

79
15%

5
4%

27
16%

57
12%

25
12%

30
12%

28
10%

32
15%

25
10%

25
11%

23
10%

5
10%

4
5%

7
8%

23
11%

20
11%

16
12%

6
6%

8
15%

22
9%

38
14%

42
12%

101
12%

109
12%

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 12

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Cap immigration of skilled workers and halt unskilled immigration entirely for five years.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

549
55%

60
56%

63
54%

52
56%

123
57%

184
52%

50
54%

8
93%

123
55%

Oppose

339
34%

39
37%

38
32%

36
39%

63
29%

119
34%

38
40%

1
7%

77
34%

Don't know

115
11%

8
8%

16
14%

4
5%

29
14%

49
14%

6
6%

24
11%

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 13

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Give workers who spend a long time on zero-hour contracts a right to demand a permanent job.
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

Support

818
82%

388
80%

431
83%

117
88%

142
86%

400
81%

159
76%

207
79%

243
85%

174
82%

195
80%

161
73%

204
91%

40
80%

60
73%

81
93%

154
71%

168
92%

118
89%

84
90%

46
86%

204
82%

213
79%

270
80%

688
80%

734
81%

Oppose

136
14%

86
18%

50
10%

16
12%

19
12%

71
14%

29
14%

38
15%

29
10%

36
17%

32
13%

44
20%

15
7%

9
17%

20
24%

6
7%

45
21%

10
6%

11
8%

9
10%

8
14%

30
12%

43
16%

46
14%

119
14%

127
14%

49
5%

12
3%

36
7%

4
2%

23
5%

22
11%

15
6%

15
5%

2
1%

16
7%

15
7%

6
3%

1
3%

2
3%

1
1%

18
8%

4
2%

4
3%

*
*

13
5%

14
5%

21
6%

49
6%

49
5%

Don't know

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 13

Q2. You may have seen or heard about policy promises put forward by the various parties ahead of the election,
can you tell me whether you would support or oppose each of the following?
Give workers who spend a long time on zero-hour contracts a right to demand a permanent job.
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

Support

818
82%

92
86%

96
82%

71
76%

180
83%

274
78%

84
90%

7
83%

189
84%

Oppose

136
14%

12
12%

15
12%

18
20%

27
12%

52
15%

9
10%

1
17%

27
12%

49
5%

3
3%

6
5%

4
4%

9
4%

26
7%

9
4%

Don't know

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 14

Q3. You may have seen or heard speculation that the election will produce a hung parliament, where no party has
enough MPs to govern on its own. If that is the outcome, and if you HAD to choose, would you prefer:
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

a Labour government,
propped up by deals
with Scottish National
party MPs

394
39%

190
39%

204
39%

76
57%

74
45%

193
39%

52
25%

104
40%

112
39%

65
31%

114
47%

5
2%

188
83%

13
26%

19
23%

75
86%

20
9%

137
75%

57
43%

55
59%

24
44%

119
48%

91
33%

106
32%

316
37%

339
37%

a Conservative
government, propped up
by deals with Liberal
Democrat, UKIP and
Ulster Unionist MPs

415
41%

211
43%

204
39%

42
32%

53
32%

217
44%

103
49%

118
45%

133
47%

88
41%

76
31%

201
92%

14
6%

28
56%

58
71%

7
8%

186
85%

22
12%

53
40%

20
21%

22
40%

84
34%

111
41%

177
53%

373
44%

395
43%

Don't know

120
12%

42
9%

77
15%

13
10%

32
19%

46
9%

29
14%

22
9%

19
7%

47
22%

31
13%

4
2%

10
4%

4
7%

2
2%

1
1%

2
1%

10
5%

7
5%

12
13%

6
12%

22
9%

55
20%

24
7%

101
12%

108
12%

74
7%

42
9%

32
6%

3
2%

7
4%

38
8%

27
13%

17
6%

22
8%

12
6%

23
9%

9
4%

14
6%

5
10%

3
4%

5
5%

9
4%

14
8%

16
12%

6
7%

2
4%

23
9%

13
5%

29
9%

65
8%

68
7%

Neither

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Absolutes/col percents

Table 14

Q3. You may have seen or heard speculation that the election will produce a hung parliament, where no party has
enough MPs to govern on its own. If that is the outcome, and if you HAD to choose, would you prefer:
Base: All respondents
Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
Total E&W.
E&W.
in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

a Labour government,
propped up by deals
with Scottish National
party MPs

394
39%

55
51%

34
29%

36
39%

115
54%

90
26%

55
59%

3
32%

89
40%

a Conservative
government, propped up
by deals with Liberal
Democrat, UKIP and
Ulster Unionist MPs

415
41%

37
34%

66
56%

39
42%

60
28%

182
52%

20
21%

5
59%

103
46%

Don't know

120
12%

12
12%

6
5%

11
11%

23
11%

51
15%

12
13%

1
9%

18
8%

74
7%

3
3%

11
10%

8
8%

16
8%

29
8%

6
7%

14
6%

Neither

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Table 15

Q4. If there were a formal coalition government, with ministers coming from more than one party,
and if you HAD to choose between the two, which would you prefer?
Base: All respondents
Gender

Age

Social Class

Vote In 2010
General Election

Voting Intention

Region
NET:
England &
Wales

Male

18-24

25-34

35-64

65+

AB

C1

C2

DE

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

Con

Lab

Lib
Dem

North

Midlands

Unweighted base

1003

474

529

106

130

532

235

423

215

132

233

258

238

66

79

90

269

235

158

91

49

252

257

354

863

912

Weighted base

1003

486

517

133

165

494

211

260

287

213

244

220

225

50

82

88

217

182

133

93

54

248

271

337

855

910

Total

UKIP

Other

Scotland

NET:
England

Female

Wales

South

a Labour-led coalition
involving the Liberal
Democrats

412
41%

201
41%

212
41%

75
57%

75
45%

203
41%

59
28%

109
42%

113
39%

80
38%

111
45%

1
1%

203
90%

22
44%

23
29%

58
66%

17
8%

146
80%

61
46%

36
39%

28
51%

122
49%

103
38%

123
37%

349
41%

376
41%

a Conservative-led
coalition, involving
the Liberal Democrats

407
41%

207
43%

200
39%

45
34%

52
31%

210
42%

101
48%

116
45%

134
47%

87
41%

70
29%

214
98%

5
2%

24
48%

48
58%

17
19%

198
91%

15
8%

50
38%

33
35%

20
37%

84
34%

106
39%

165
49%

354
41%

374
41%

Don't know

117
12%

35
7%

82
16%

13
10%

32
20%

41
8%

30
14%

20
8%

24
8%

33
16%

40
16%

3
1%

5
2%

3
5%

3
4%

3
3%

1
1%

9
5%

10
7%

13
14%

6
10%

22
9%

50
18%

27
8%

98
12%

104
11%

67
7%

43
9%

24
5%

7
4%

40
8%

21
10%

15
6%

16
6%

13
6%

23
10%

1
*

13
6%

2
3%

8
10%

11
12%

13
7%

12
9%

12
13%

1
1%

21
8%

11
4%

22
7%

54
6%

55
6%

Neither

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*

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Table 15

Q4. If there were a formal coalition government, with ministers coming from more than one party,
and if you HAD to choose between the two, which would you prefer?
Base: All respondents

Total

Constituency category
Safe
Labour
Safe
(i.e.
Conser
Lab
vative
Lab
Con
held
(i.e.
held
held
AND
Con
AND
AND
LDLab>10 held>1
LAB<10 CON<15
held
.1%,
5.1%,
%, in
% in
seats
in
in
Scotla
E&W.
E&W. in E&W E&W)
E&W)
nd

Other

All
LabCon
margin
als
(1+2)
above.

Unweighted base

1003

110

122

97

210

341

91

232

Weighted base

1003

107

117

93

215

352

93

225

a Labour-led coalition
involving the Liberal
Democrats

412
41%

58
54%

35
30%

37
39%

115
53%

117
33%

36
39%

5
64%

93
41%

a Conservative-led
coalition, involving
the Liberal Democrats

407
41%

33
31%

70
59%

42
46%

56
26%

164
47%

33
35%

2
27%

103
46%

Don't know

117
12%

9
9%

6
5%

11
11%

29
13%

48
14%

13
14%

1
9%

15
7%

67
7%

7
7%

6
5%

4
4%

15
7%

23
6%

12
13%

13
6%

Neither

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Table 16

Q.C/D Voting in May 6th 2010 General Election


Base: All respondents
Unweighted
Total

Weighted
Total

Unweighted base

1003

1003

Weighted base

1003

1003

Conservative

269
27%

217
22%

Labour

235
23%

182
18%

Liberal Democrat/
Liberal

158
16%

133
13%

Scottish National
Party/SNP

17
2%

18
2%

Plaid Cymru

3
*

4
*

Green Party

13
1%

12
1%

UKIP

19
2%

18
2%

BNP

1
*

1
*

Other

5
*

5
1%

Did not vote

214
21%

298
30%

Refused

42
4%

79
8%

Don't know

27
3%

35
4%

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Table 17

Classification
Base: All respondents
Unweighted
Total

Weighted
Total

Unweighted base

1003

1003

Weighted base

1003

1003

Gender
Male

474
47%

486
48%

Female

529
53%

517
52%

Age
18-24

(21)

106
11%

133
13%

25-34

(29.5)

130
13%

165
16%

35-44

(39.5)

184
18%

189
19%

45-54

(49.5)

187
19%

162
16%

55-64

(59.5)

161
16%

143
14%

(70)

235
23%

211
21%

65+
Average age

48.47

46.26

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Table 17

Classification
Base: All respondents
Unweighted
Total
Weighted base

1003

Weighted
Total
1003

Social Grade
AB

423
42%

260
26%

C1

215
21%

287
29%

C2

132
13%

213
21%

DE

233
23%

244
24%

North

343
34%

341
34%

Midlands

306
31%

325
32%

South

354
35%

337
34%

Region

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Table 17

Classification
Base: All respondents
Unweighted
Total
Weighted base

1003

Weighted
Total
1003

Working status
Full-time

489
49%

438
44%

Part-time

128
13%

119
12%

Not working but seeking


work or temporarily
unemployed/sick

39
4%

59
6%

Not working/not seeking


work

35
3%

62
6%

Retired

266
27%

260
26%

Student

28
3%

51
5%

Refused

18
2%

14
1%

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Table 17

Classification
Base: All respondents
Unweighted
Total
Weighted base

1003

Weighted
Total
1003

Tenure
Own outright

355
35%

320
32%

Own with a mortgage

355
35%

345
34%

Council

75
7%

137
14%

Housing Ass.

49
5%

43
4%

107
11%

104
10%

Rent free

8
1%

6
1%

Refused

54
5%

49
5%

Rented from someone


else

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