ComRes Published Voting Intention Figures
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15th
April
18th
March
11th February
Conservative
46%
42%
41%
Labour
25%
25%
26%
Liberal Democrat
11%
12%
11%
UKIP
9%
10%
11%
SNP
4%
5%
5%
Green
4%
4%
4%
Other
2%
2%
2%
METHODOLOGY NOTE
ComRes interviewed 2,029 GB adults online between the 11th and 13th April 2017. Data were weighted to be demographically
representative of all GB adults. Data were also weighted by past vote recall. Voting intention figures are calculated using the
ComRes Voter Turnout Model. ComRes is a member of the British Polling Council and abides by its rules.
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ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q1. Thinking back to the General Election of May 2015, which party, if any, did you vote for? Was it Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP some other party, or did you not vote? .................................................................................................................................................
Base: All respondents
1
Q2. If there were a General Election tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you are certain NOT to vote and 10 means you are absolutely CERTAIN to vote? ..................................................................................................................................
Base: All respondents
4
Q3. If there were a General Election tomorrow to elect MPs to Westminster, would you vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or for some other party? ..............................................................................................................................................................
Base: All likely to vote
7
Q4. If it were a legal requirement for you to vote, do you think you would probably vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or for some other party? ..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Base: All unlikely to vote or unsure who they would vote for at the General election
Q5. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or another party? ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
Base: All respondents
Q3/Q4/Q5 Voting intention (Turnout weighted) ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Base: All likely to vote and expressing a voting intention
Q6_SUM. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? SUMMARY TABLE .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Base: All respondents
Q6_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? President Trump was right to launch airstrikes following the chemical weapons attack in Syria .................................................................................................................................................... 20
Base: All respondents
Q6_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The situation in Syria would be better now if Britain and other Western allies had used military force in 2013 .............................................................................................................................. 23
Base: All respondents
Q6_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? North Korea is a bigger threat to world peace than the current crisis in Syria ................................................................................................................................................................................ 26
Base: All respondents
Q6_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The Government has the best interests of Britain at heart in its foreign policy ............................................................................................................................................................................... 29
Base: All respondents
Q6_5. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, is a hindrance to the Government's foreign policy objectives ............................................................................................................................................ 32
Base: All respondents
Q6_6. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? The Government should take military action against President Assad in Syria .............................................................................................................................................................................. 35
Base: All respondents
Q6_7. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? There is a need for a new centre-ground political party in Britain ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
Base: All respondents
Q6_8. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements? Overseas students in Britain should be counted as part of overall Government immigration figures ............................................................................................................................................. 41
Base: All respondents
Q7_SUM. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? SUMMARY TABLE ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 44
Base: All respondents
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now) ............................................................................................................................................... 45
Base: All respondents
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now) ............................................................................................................................................... 48
Base: All respondents
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees ....................................................................................................................... 49
Base: All respondents
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees ....................................................................................................................... 52
Base: All respondents
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year ................................................................................................ 53
Base: All respondents
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year ................................................................................................ 56
Base: All respondents
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money .......................................................................................................................... 57
Base: All respondents
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies? To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money .......................................................................................................................... 60
Base: All respondents
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Prepared by ComRes
Table 1/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q1. Thinking back to the General Election of May 2015, which party, if any, did you vote for? Was it Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP some
other party, or did you not vote?
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Conservative
634
31%
310
31%
324
31%
40
17%
73
21%
76
22%
103
28%
123
42%
220
49%
205
38%
188
33%
130
29%
111
23%
Labour
534
26%
265
27%
269
26%
64
28%
96
28%
108
32%
113
31%
61
20%
92
20%
131
24%
155
28%
119
27%
130
27%
Liberal Democrat
136
7%
67
7%
69
7%
9
4%
26
8%
27
8%
16
4%
22
8%
36
8%
52
10%
34
6%
27
6%
23
5%
UKIP
225
11%
105
11%
121
12%
4
2%
27
8%
38
11%
54
15%
40
14%
63
14%
37
7%
53
9%
62
14%
73
15%
SNP
82
4%
49
5%
34
3%
10
4%
16
5%
19
6%
9
2%
15
5%
13
3%
19
4%
20
4%
20
5%
23
5%
Some other party
92
5%
51
5%
41
4%
16
7%
19
5%
17
5%
15
4%
14
5%
11
2%
28
5%
21
4%
17
4%
26
5%
266
13%
114
12%
152
15%
77
33%
69
20%
40
12%
47
13%
17
6%
14
3%
59
11%
63
11%
58
13%
86
18%
Don't remember
27
1%
13
1%
14
1%
7
3%
10
3%
1
*
6
2%
2
1%
1
*
3
1%
14
2%
3
1%
7
1%
Prefer not to say
32
2%
13
1%
19
2%
4
2%
12
3%
11
3%
2
1%
1
*
1
*
8
1%
14
2%
6
1%
4
1%
Did not vote
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 1
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Table 1/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q1. Thinking back to the General Election of May 2015, which party, if any, did you vote for? Was it Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP some
other party, or did you not vote?
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Conservative
634
31%
582
33%
27
16%
Labour
534
26%
474
27%
Liberal Democrat
136
7%
UKIP
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
607
33%
118
24%
194
37%
270
37%
549
78%
11
2%
21
12%
12
7%
8
10%
1
1%
634
100%
-
-
-
37
21%
497
27%
190
39%
107
20%
177
24%
49
7%
371
77%
39
22%
19
11%
16
22%
3
4%
-
534
100%
-
-
121
7%
9
5%
127
7%
29
6%
29
6%
63
9%
18
3%
8
2%
86
48%
3
2%
5
7%
-
-
-
136
100%
-
225
11%
208
12%
2
1%
223
12%
56
11%
83
16%
69
9%
58
8%
10
2%
3
2%
125
71%
2
3%
1
1%
-
-
-
225
100%
SNP
82
4%
-
82
47%
-
-
-
-
1
*
5
1%
1
1%
3
2%
-
69
93%
-
-
-
-
Some other party
92
5%
75
4%
2
1%
90
5%
17
3%
25
5%
34
5%
3
*
22
5%
14
8%
-
35
46%
-
-
-
-
-
266
13%
240
14%
12
7%
254
14%
70
14%
80
15%
90
12%
26
4%
39
8%
10
6%
13
7%
8
11%
1
1%
-
-
-
-
Don't remember
27
1%
21
1%
4
2%
23
1%
6
1%
3
*
12
2%
2
*
8
2%
2
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Prefer not to say
32
2%
30
2%
1
*
31
2%
5
1%
5
1%
19
3%
-
7
1%
3
2%
-
1
1%
-
-
-
-
-
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
Did not vote
Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
SNP
Table 1/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q1. Thinking back to the General Election of May 2015, which party, if any, did you vote for? Was it Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP some
other party, or did you not vote?
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
West
Midlands
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Conservative
634
31%
27
16%
18
21%
50
21%
50
29%
68
37%
58
38%
25
24%
68
35%
83
31%
122
42%
65
37%
58
24%
Labour
534
26%
37
21%
39
45%
91
39%
61
35%
40
22%
33
22%
24
23%
34
18%
95
35%
49
17%
34
19%
58
24%
Liberal Democrat
136
7%
9
5%
4
5%
15
7%
10
5%
10
6%
4
3%
6
6%
14
7%
27
10%
17
6%
19
11%
18
8%
UKIP
225
11%
2
1%
11
12%
24
11%
21
12%
24
13%
25
16%
15
15%
35
18%
13
5%
39
14%
18
10%
33
14%
SNP
82
4%
82
47%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
5
2%
Some other party
92
5%
2
1%
2
2%
9
4%
6
4%
8
5%
8
5%
15
14%
9
4%
6
2%
12
4%
15
9%
8
3%
266
13%
12
7%
9
10%
40
17%
21
12%
29
16%
21
14%
14
14%
30
15%
30
11%
39
13%
22
12%
38
16%
Don't remember
27
1%
4
2%
1
1%
3
1%
3
2%
1
*
2
1%
2
2%
-
7
3%
3
1%
2
1%
11
5%
Prefer not to say
32
2%
1
*
2
2%
-
4
2%
2
1%
-
2
2%
3
2%
9
3%
7
2%
3
2%
8
3%
Did not vote
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 3
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Table 2/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q2. If there were a General Election tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you are certain NOT to vote and 10 means
you are absolutely CERTAIN to vote?
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
5
1%
19
4%
25
4%
16
4%
30
6%
1 - Certain not to vote
(1)
90
4%
40
4%
50
5%
15
6%
26
7%
9
3%
21
6%
13
5%
2
(2)
18
1%
8
1%
10
1%
3
1%
4
1%
4
1%
4
1%
1
*
2
*
7
1%
5
1%
3
1%
3
1%
3
(3)
16
1%
8
1%
9
1%
5
2%
4
1%
2
1%
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
3
1%
5
1%
6
1%
1
*
4
(4)
15
1%
4
*
11
1%
3
1%
4
1%
4
1%
2
*
1
*
1
*
3
1%
4
1%
7
2%
1
*
5
(5)
66
3%
32
3%
34
3%
11
5%
17
5%
10
3%
13
3%
12
4%
3
1%
8
1%
24
4%
13
3%
21
4%
6
(6)
31
2%
16
2%
15
1%
8
3%
4
1%
7
2%
4
1%
1
*
8
2%
5
1%
13
2%
8
2%
6
1%
7
(7)
85
4%
32
3%
53
5%
17
8%
21
6%
18
5%
16
4%
6
2%
7
1%
21
4%
17
3%
26
6%
22
5%
8
(8)
134
7%
63
6%
70
7%
20
9%
36
10%
35
10%
15
4%
14
5%
13
3%
39
7%
40
7%
22
5%
33
7%
9
(9)
194
10%
117
12%
77
7%
23
10%
33
10%
33
10%
43
12%
24
8%
38
8%
63
12%
47
8%
38
9%
47
10%
(10)
1310
65%
649
66%
660
63%
115
50%
185
53%
205
61%
226
62%
213
72%
366
81%
354
65%
370
66%
287
65%
298
62%
8
*
3
*
5
*
1
1%
2
1%
4
1%
2
1%
-
2
*
2
*
4
1%
1
*
63
3%
16
2%
47
4%
10
4%
12
3%
16
5%
7
2%
8
2%
18
3%
11
2%
13
3%
20
4%
10 - Absolutely certain to vote
Prefer not to say
Don't know
Mean score
Standard deviation
Standard error
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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8.81
2.33
.05
8.90
2.23
.07
8.73
2.42
.07
8.14
2.72
.18
8.23
2.76
.16
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9
3%
8.81
2.14
.13
8.70
2.53
.13
9.01
2.25
.13
9.55
1.36
.06
8.99
2.14
.09
8.78
2.36
.10
8.82
2.28
.13
8.66
2.52
.11
Table 2/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q2. If there were a General Election tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you are certain NOT to vote and 10 means
you are absolutely CERTAIN to vote?
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Lab
Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
SNP
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
1 - Certain not to vote
(1)
90
4%
78
4%
6
3%
84
5%
29
6%
27
5%
22
3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
*
7
1%
1
1%
3
1%
2
(2)
18
1%
16
1%
1
1%
16
1%
6
1%
1
*
9
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
1
*
1
1%
2
1%
3
(3)
16
1%
16
1%
-
16
1%
4
1%
5
1%
7
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3
1%
-
2
1%
4
(4)
15
1%
14
1%
1
*
14
1%
4
1%
7
1%
2
*
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
1%
1
*
3
2%
-
5
(5)
66
3%
60
3%
2
1%
64
3%
13
3%
19
4%
28
4%
10
1%
25
5%
6
4%
5
3%
2
3%
-
8
1%
10
2%
2
2%
5
2%
6
(6)
31
2%
24
1%
4
2%
27
1%
10
2%
5
1%
9
1%
6
1%
7
2%
4
2%
2
1%
3
4%
1
2%
3
*
9
2%
2
1%
3
1%
7
(7)
85
4%
80
5%
2
1%
84
5%
22
4%
28
5%
31
4%
23
3%
23
5%
9
5%
11
7%
6
8%
1
1%
12
2%
20
4%
3
2%
13
6%
8
(8)
134
7%
119
7%
8
4%
126
7%
26
5%
36
7%
57
8%
41
6%
44
9%
14
8%
11
6%
7
9%
2
2%
35
6%
41
8%
9
7%
11
5%
9
(9)
194
10%
166
9%
15
9%
179
10%
53
11%
48
9%
64
9%
83
12%
44
9%
18
10%
19
11%
10
13%
4
5%
70
11%
55
10%
15
11%
25
11%
(10)
1310
65%
1112
64%
136
77%
1173
63%
308
63%
322
61%
481
66%
545
77%
337
70%
127
71%
127
72%
47
63%
67
90%
493
78%
376
70%
98
72%
156
69%
8
*
3
1%
3
1%
2
*
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
60
3%
13
3%
23
4%
22
3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
1%
4
3%
5
2%
9.57
.96
.04
9.26
1.38
.06
9.32
1.30
.10
9.39
1.19
.08
9.14
1.38
.16
9.81
.68
.09
10 - Absolutely certain to vote
Prefer not to say
Don't know
Mean score
Standard deviation
Standard error
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8
*
8
*
63
3%
58
3%
8.81
2.33
.05
8.77
2.35
.06
2
1%
9.28
1.93
.16
8.77
2.36
.06
8.67
2.53
.11
8.70
2.43
.11
Prepared by ComRes
8.90
2.17
.08
9.54
1.17
.05
11
2%
9.26
1.61
.07
9.34
1.52
.13
9.19
1.74
.10
Table 2/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q2. If there were a General Election tomorrow, how likely would you be to vote on a scale from 1 to 10, where 1 means you are certain NOT to vote and 10 means
you are absolutely CERTAIN to vote?
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
West
Midlands
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
5
2%
11
7%
6
6%
12
6%
10
4%
6
2%
7
4%
-
1 - Certain not to vote
(1)
90
4%
6
3%
3
4%
14
6%
11
6%
2
(2)
18
1%
1
1%
1
1%
4
2%
1
1%
-
-
1
1%
1
*
-
5
2%
4
2%
-
3
(3)
16
1%
-
-
1
*
3
2%
3
2%
2
1%
-
-
3
1%
2
1%
1
1%
-
4
(4)
15
1%
1
*
2
2%
2
1%
-
3
1%
1
*
-
4
2%
1
*
-
1
1%
-
5
(5)
66
3%
2
1%
-
6
3%
7
4%
11
6%
5
3%
4
4%
3
2%
12
4%
10
4%
6
3%
32
14%
6
(6)
31
2%
4
2%
3
4%
4
2%
3
2%
4
2%
1
*
3
3%
-
3
1%
3
1%
3
2%
12
5%
7
(7)
85
4%
2
1%
2
3%
12
5%
7
4%
13
7%
8
5%
3
3%
7
3%
9
3%
12
4%
10
5%
21
9%
8
(8)
134
7%
8
4%
4
4%
16
7%
6
3%
10
5%
6
4%
7
7%
21
11%
28
10%
19
7%
10
6%
21
9%
9
(9)
194
10%
15
9%
8
9%
29
12%
17
10%
19
10%
16
10%
13
13%
14
7%
21
8%
31
11%
13
7%
30
13%
(10)
1310
65%
136
77%
58
68%
137
59%
113
65%
107
59%
97
65%
61
60%
118
61%
172
64%
190
67%
119
66%
122
51%
-
2
2%
-
1
1%
1
*
-
-
2
1%
2
2%
7
3%
4
2%
8
4%
4
3%
3
3%
10 - Absolutely certain to vote
Prefer not to say
Don't know
Mean score
Standard deviation
Standard error
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8
*
63
3%
8.81
2.33
.05
9.28
1.93
.16
8.98
2.24
.23
8.58
2.56
.17
8.63
2.62
.18
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8.69
2.20
.17
8.67
2.61
.21
8.67
2.46
.24
3
1%
-
2
1%
-
-
11
6%
11
4%
6
2%
5
3%
-
8.72
2.49
.19
8.87
2.16
.16
9.02
2.02
.12
8.76
2.41
.17
8.56
1.84
.12
Table 3/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q3. If there were a General Election tomorrow to elect MPs to Westminster, would you vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or
for some other party?
Base: All likely to vote
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
1815
846
969
199
247
261
323
290
495
543
499
292
481
Weighted Total
1820
100%
910
100%
910
100%
195
100%
297
100%
308
100%
316
100%
270
100%
434
100%
490
100%
511
100%
394
100%
426
100%
Conservative
655
36%
340
37%
316
35%
48
25%
65
22%
66
21%
112
36%
126
47%
237
55%
193
39%
197
39%
138
35%
127
30%
Labour
418
23%
205
22%
213
23%
64
33%
94
32%
92
30%
67
21%
45
16%
56
13%
103
21%
119
23%
93
24%
103
24%
Liberal Democrat
154
8%
87
10%
67
7%
22
11%
33
11%
30
10%
21
7%
17
6%
32
7%
64
13%
42
8%
24
6%
24
6%
UKIP
163
9%
79
9%
84
9%
4
2%
28
9%
27
9%
39
12%
30
11%
34
8%
23
5%
33
7%
54
14%
52
12%
Green
66
4%
28
3%
38
4%
14
7%
16
5%
12
4%
11
4%
9
3%
4
1%
14
3%
25
5%
11
3%
16
4%
SNP
69
4%
40
4%
29
3%
4
2%
13
4%
19
6%
10
3%
10
4%
12
3%
18
4%
17
3%
14
4%
19
5%
Plaid Cymru
17
1%
10
1%
7
1%
4
2%
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
3
1%
4
1%
5
1%
3
1%
1
*
7
2%
BNP
3
*
3
*
-
-
2
1%
-
-
2
1%
-
-
-
-
3
1%
Some other party
7
*
1
*
7
1%
-
1
*
1
*
3
1%
1
1%
2
*
1
*
3
1%
1
*
2
*
Prefer not to say
30
2%
15
2%
15
2%
5
3%
10
4%
9
3%
-
1
*
4
1%
9
2%
6
1%
5
1%
10
2%
238
13%
103
11%
134
15%
28
14%
33
11%
49
16%
52
16%
28
10%
49
11%
59
12%
66
13%
51
13%
62
15%
Don't know
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Table 3/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q3. If there were a General Election tomorrow to elect MPs to Westminster, would you vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or
for some other party?
Base: All likely to vote
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
1815
1573
143
1672
Weighted Total
1820
100%
1562
100%
166
100%
1654
100%
Conservative
655
36%
592
38%
29
17%
Labour
418
23%
377
24%
Liberal Democrat
154
8%
UKIP
South
489
454
630
704
466
176
207
72
60
597
507
125
276
433
100%
458
100%
671
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
622
100%
512
100%
129
100%
213
100%
626
38%
127
29%
197
43%
268
40%
655
93%
-
-
-
-
-
513
82%
41
8%
14
11%
54
25%
22
13%
396
24%
147
34%
84
18%
147
22%
-
418
87%
-
-
-
-
9
1%
343
67%
6
5%
4
2%
139
9%
11
7%
143
9%
34
8%
31
7%
74
11%
-
-
154
86%
-
-
-
19
3%
32
6%
80
62%
1
1%
163
9%
151
10%
6
3%
157
10%
41
10%
58
13%
51
8%
-
-
-
163
93%
-
-
12
2%
19
4%
3
2%
115
54%
Green
66
4%
59
4%
6
3%
61
4%
10
2%
20
4%
29
4%
-
-
-
-
66
88%
-
6
1%
13
3%
4
3%
2
1%
SNP
69
4%
-
69
41%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
69
92%
1
*
3
1%
-
-
Plaid Cymru
17
1%
-
-
17
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
-
1
*
BNP
3
*
3
*
-
3
*
-
-
3
*
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Some other party
7
*
7
*
-
7
*
1
*
3
1%
4
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
*
-
-
1
1%
Prefer not to say
30
2%
26
2%
2
1%
28
2%
6
1%
6
1%
14
2%
-
5
1%
1
*
-
-
-
2
*
1
*
3
2%
2
1%
238
13%
207
13%
22
13%
216
13%
66
15%
61
13%
81
12%
52
7%
58
12%
24
13%
13
7%
9
12%
58
9%
58
11%
18
14%
33
16%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
Don't know
Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
SNP
6
8%
Table 3/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q3. If there were a General Election tomorrow to elect MPs to Westminster, would you vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or
for some other party?
Base: All likely to vote
Total
North
East
Scotland
Unweighted Total
1815
143
Weighted Total
1820
100%
166
100%
Conservative
655
36%
Labour
North
West
West
Midlands
Wales
213
185
164
135
75
100%
203
100%
154
100%
164
100%
132
100%
29
17%
21
28%
54
26%
52
34%
68
42%
418
23%
22
13%
32
42%
76
37%
39
25%
Liberal Democrat
154
8%
11
7%
4
6%
15
7%
UKIP
163
9%
6
3%
8
11%
Green
66
4%
6
3%
SNP
69
4%
Plaid Cymru
Eastern
South
West
Don't know
169
272
189
244
92
100%
162
100%
245
100%
265
100%
160
100%
238
100%
60
45%
34
37%
69
43%
84
34%
121
46%
63
39%
-
31
19%
28
21%
19
21%
25
15%
78
32%
38
14%
31
19%
-
15
10%
8
5%
7
6%
3
4%
15
9%
29
12%
22
8%
23
14%
-
18
9%
15
10%
18
11%
17
13%
6
7%
23
14%
14
6%
29
11%
8
5%
-
1
1%
3
2%
6
4%
7
4%
5
4%
2
2%
8
5%
6
2%
11
4%
12
7%
-
69
41%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
17
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
17
18%
-
-
-
-
-
BNP
3
*
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
1%
2
1%
-
-
Some other party
7
*
-
1
1%
-
-
-
2
2%
-
1
*
-
3
1%
1
*
-
Prefer not to say
30
2%
2
1%
1
2%
4
2%
2
1%
2
1%
1
1%
2
2%
3
2%
5
2%
7
3%
2
1%
-
238
13%
22
13%
7
10%
33
16%
25
16%
30
18%
13
10%
9
9%
19
11%
28
11%
32
12%
20
13%
238
100%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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99
South
East
London
155
Don't know
91
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
Table 4/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q4. If it were a legal requirement for you to vote, do you think you would probably vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or for
some other party?
Base: All unlikely to vote or unsure who they would vote for at the General election
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
487
183
304
73
86
79
63
83
137
125
Weighted Total
477
100%
197
100%
280
100%
70
100%
96
100%
86
100%
101
100%
55
100%
69
100%
120
100%
123
100%
105
100%
129
100%
Conservative
48
10%
26
13%
22
8%
8
11%
7
7%
12
13%
10
10%
5
8%
7
10%
19
16%
11
9%
11
11%
6
5%
Labour
59
12%
28
14%
31
11%
14
20%
17
18%
7
8%
13
13%
4
6%
5
7%
18
15%
11
9%
15
14%
16
13%
Liberal Democrat
28
6%
7
3%
21
8%
4
6%
5
5%
4
5%
4
4%
4
8%
6
9%
11
9%
10
8%
4
4%
3
2%
UKIP
25
5%
15
8%
10
4%
3
5%
5
6%
4
5%
5
5%
6
11%
1
2%
4
3%
3
3%
6
6%
11
9%
Green
16
3%
7
4%
9
3%
2
2%
2
2%
2
3%
5
5%
2
4%
2
3%
7
6%
3
3%
2
2%
4
3%
SNP
4
1%
3
1%
1
*
1
2%
2
2%
-
-
1
1%
-
1
1%
1
1%
-
2
1%
Plaid Cymru
4
1%
3
1%
1
*
1
1%
3
3%
-
-
-
-
-
-
3
3%
1
1%
BNP
3
1%
1
1%
2
1%
1
1%
-
1
1%
-
1
2%
-
-
-
1
1%
2
1%
Some other party
11
2%
9
4%
3
1%
1
1%
5
5%
2
2%
-
2
4%
1
2%
2
1%
6
5%
-
4
3%
Prefer not to say
43
9%
17
9%
25
9%
7
10%
10
11%
12
14%
4
3%
5
8%
5
7%
11
9%
12
10%
9
8%
10
8%
237
50%
81
41%
155
55%
28
40%
39
41%
42
49%
60
59%
25
46%
41
60%
48
40%
65
52%
54
51%
70
55%
Don't know
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103
65+
79
146
Table 4/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q4. If it were a legal requirement for you to vote, do you think you would probably vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or for
some other party?
Base: All unlikely to vote or unsure who they would vote for at the General election
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
487
434
30
457
Weighted Total
477
100%
423
100%
34
100%
443
100%
Conservative
48
10%
47
11%
1
2%
Labour
59
12%
56
13%
Liberal Democrat
28
6%
UKIP
Green
South
148
133
153
50
62
26
17
10
5
67
88
30
64
130
100%
134
100%
158
100%
52
100%
63
100%
25
100%
13
100%
9
100%
6
100%
72
100%
81
100%
29
100%
47
100%
47
11%
12
10%
17
12%
18
11%
28
53%
-
-
-
-
-
19
27%
7
9%
4
13%
5
10%
1
3%
58
13%
20
15%
15
11%
21
13%
-
34
53%
-
-
-
-
1
1%
17
21%
2
7%
2
5%
24
6%
-
28
6%
6
5%
7
5%
11
7%
-
-
15
62%
-
-
-
3
4%
11
13%
4
13%
-
25
5%
23
5%
1
4%
24
5%
10
8%
8
6%
5
3%
-
-
-
5
40%
-
-
1
1%
1
1%
1
3%
9
18%
16
3%
13
3%
2
5%
14
3%
4
3%
8
6%
1
1%
-
-
-
-
9
100%
-
2
2%
6
7%
1
5%
1
1%
SNP
4
1%
-
4
10%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
11%
-
-
-
1
1%
Plaid Cymru
4
1%
-
-
4
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
3%
-
BNP
3
1%
3
1%
-
3
1%
-
2
2%
1
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
2%
-
-
1
1%
Some other party
11
2%
11
3%
-
11
3%
4
3%
4
3%
3
2%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
1%
1
3%
2
4%
Prefer not to say
43
9%
37
9%
4
11%
39
9%
7
5%
8
6%
23
14%
-
1
2%
2
8%
-
-
-
2
3%
1
1%
2
7%
1
3%
237
50%
207
49%
22
65%
214
48%
66
51%
66
49%
75
48%
24
47%
28
45%
7
30%
8
60%
-
5
89%
43
60%
38
46%
13
46%
26
56%
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Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
Don't know
Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
SNP
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Q4. If it were a legal requirement for you to vote, do you think you would probably vote Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or for
some other party?
Base: All unlikely to vote or unsure who they would vote for at the General election
Total
Unweighted Total
487
Weighted Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
West
Midlands
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
30
21
68
59
50
34
23
49
41
63
49
477
100%
34
100%
18
100%
65
100%
47
100%
51
100%
31
100%
20
100%
52
100%
58
100%
60
100%
40
100%
238
100%
Conservative
48
10%
1
2%
1
8%
5
8%
6
13%
3
5%
5
17%
-
9
16%
5
9%
9
16%
3
8%
28
12%
Labour
59
12%
1
3%
2
13%
12
19%
5
11%
8
15%
3
11%
2
10%
4
7%
9
16%
6
11%
5
13%
30
13%
Liberal Democrat
28
6%
-
1
5%
3
5%
2
4%
4
7%
1
2%
4
19%
3
5%
7
12%
2
4%
2
5%
15
6%
UKIP
25
5%
1
4%
1
7%
7
10%
2
5%
3
6%
3
8%
1
3%
2
4%
-
2
3%
3
7%
5
2%
Green
16
3%
2
5%
-
3
5%
1
1%
3
6%
2
5%
1
4%
3
7%
-
1
1%
1
2%
9
4%
SNP
4
1%
4
10%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
Plaid Cymru
4
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
20%
-
-
-
-
-
BNP
3
1%
-
-
-
-
2
4%
-
-
-
-
1
2%
-
2
1%
Some other party
11
2%
-
-
3
4%
1
2%
3
5%
-
-
2
4%
-
2
3%
1
3%
4
2%
Prefer not to say
43
9%
4
11%
2
11%
1
2%
3
7%
2
4%
2
7%
2
9%
3
6%
12
20%
9
15%
2
5%
4
1%
237
50%
22
65%
10
56%
30
47%
26
55%
24
47%
15
49%
7
35%
26
51%
24
43%
28
46%
23
57%
140
59%
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Table 5/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q5. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or another party?
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Conservative
605
30%
308
31%
297
29%
41
18%
65
18%
61
18%
101
28%
122
41%
216
48%
192
35%
185
33%
118
27%
111
23%
Labour
556
27%
279
28%
276
27%
77
33%
103
30%
106
31%
109
30%
67
23%
93
21%
142
26%
153
27%
129
29%
132
27%
Liberal Democrat
152
7%
85
9%
67
6%
22
10%
33
9%
21
6%
23
6%
18
6%
34
7%
61
11%
41
7%
24
5%
26
5%
UKIP
182
9%
87
9%
96
9%
6
3%
29
8%
31
9%
47
13%
31
10%
38
8%
25
5%
37
7%
60
13%
60
12%
Green
57
3%
27
3%
30
3%
11
5%
16
5%
9
3%
10
3%
5
2%
5
1%
13
2%
18
3%
10
2%
15
3%
SNP
71
3%
42
4%
29
3%
6
3%
14
4%
18
5%
10
3%
13
5%
10
2%
17
3%
17
3%
15
3%
22
4%
Plaid Cymru
12
1%
8
1%
4
*
4
2%
3
1%
-
1
*
3
1%
2
*
4
1%
2
*
2
*
4
1%
8
*
6
1%
1
*
1
*
3
1%
1
*
1
*
2
1%
-
-
1
*
-
6
1%
Some other party
14
1%
8
1%
7
1%
-
1
*
4
1%
4
1%
4
1%
1
*
3
1%
10
2%
-
1
*
Prefer not to say
56
3%
28
3%
29
3%
11
5%
13
4%
13
4%
7
2%
5
2%
8
2%
12
2%
17
3%
10
2%
17
4%
316
16%
111
11%
205
20%
52
23%
68
20%
73
22%
54
15%
24
8%
44
10%
73
14%
79
14%
75
17%
88
18%
BNP
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Table 5/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q5. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or another party?
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Conservative
605
30%
548
31%
29
16%
Labour
556
27%
497
28%
Liberal Democrat
152
7%
UKIP
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
577
31%
104
21%
180
34%
265
36%
566
80%
6
1%
8
4%
4
2%
2
3%
1
1%
500
79%
19
4%
12
8%
39
17%
30
17%
526
28%
189
38%
113
22%
195
27%
40
6%
421
88%
34
19%
11
6%
18
24%
2
3%
22
3%
416
78%
12
9%
19
8%
141
8%
6
3%
146
8%
34
7%
37
7%
70
10%
14
2%
7
1%
113
63%
-
5
7%
-
22
4%
20
4%
80
59%
4
2%
182
9%
173
10%
4
2%
179
10%
55
11%
57
11%
60
8%
22
3%
3
1%
1
*
139
79%
1
1%
-
19
3%
12
2%
5
4%
125
55%
Green
57
3%
46
3%
9
5%
48
3%
9
2%
20
4%
17
2%
2
*
8
2%
2
1%
1
1%
35
46%
3
3%
4
1%
6
1%
4
3%
1
1%
SNP
71
3%
-
71
40%
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
-
-
-
67
90%
1
*
-
-
1
*
Plaid Cymru
12
1%
-
-
12
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
-
-
8
*
8
*
-
8
*
2
*
1
*
4
1%
-
2
*
-
1
*
-
-
-
1
*
-
1
1%
Some other party
14
1%
12
1%
2
1%
12
1%
-
6
1%
6
1%
3
*
3
1%
-
2
1%
-
-
3
*
1
*
1
1%
2
1%
Prefer not to say
56
3%
47
3%
4
3%
52
3%
8
2%
16
3%
23
3%
4
1%
2
*
-
2
1%
2
3%
-
6
1%
3
1%
1
1%
4
2%
316
16%
279
16%
22
13%
294
16%
90
18%
95
18%
93
13%
58
8%
27
6%
22
12%
15
9%
12
16%
57
9%
56
10%
22
16%
30
14%
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Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
BNP
Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
SNP
1
2%
Table 5/3
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Q5. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, UKIP, SNP, Plaid Cymru or another party?
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
West
Midlands
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Conservative
605
30%
29
16%
19
22%
40
17%
45
26%
59
32%
55
37%
29
28%
65
34%
84
31%
121
42%
60
34%
42
18%
Labour
556
27%
30
17%
39
45%
90
39%
60
34%
42
23%
37
25%
28
28%
34
18%
96
36%
56
20%
43
24%
61
26%
Liberal Democrat
152
7%
6
3%
6
7%
16
7%
12
7%
13
7%
7
5%
4
4%
16
9%
30
11%
18
6%
23
13%
19
8%
UKIP
182
9%
4
2%
8
10%
29
13%
18
10%
17
9%
18
12%
6
6%
22
11%
13
5%
37
13%
10
5%
12
5%
Green
57
3%
9
5%
-
5
2%
4
2%
5
3%
4
3%
2
2%
10
5%
3
1%
5
2%
9
5%
1
*
SNP
71
3%
71
40%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
6
2%
Plaid Cymru
12
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
12
12%
-
-
-
-
1
*
8
*
-
-
1
*
1
1%
1
*
1
*
-
-
2
1%
3
1%
-
2
1%
2
1%
3
1%
1
*
BNP
Some other party
14
1%
2
1%
-
-
-
2
1%
-
-
4
2%
1
*
Prefer not to say
56
3%
4
3%
2
2%
1
*
5
3%
7
4%
3
2%
5
5%
6
3%
8
3%
12
4%
3
1%
5
2%
316
16%
22
13%
11
13%
49
21%
29
17%
37
20%
25
16%
15
14%
34
18%
33
12%
32
11%
28
16%
89
37%
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ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q3/Q4/Q5 Voting intention (Turnout weighted)
Base: All likely to vote and expressing a voting intention
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
1722
819
903
183
232
236
311
286
474
517
479
276
450
Weighted Total
1209
100%
623
100%
586
100%
90
100%
138
100%
184
100%
217
100%
212
100%
367
100%
470
100%
399
100%
228
100%
111
100%
Conservative
550
46%
281
45%
270
46%
29
32%
36
26%
51
28%
97
45%
112
53%
226
61%
222
47%
189
47%
97
43%
43
39%
Labour
299
25%
152
24%
147
25%
37
41%
53
38%
62
34%
56
26%
37
17%
55
15%
110
23%
100
25%
60
26%
30
27%
Liberal Democrat
135
11%
79
13%
56
9%
12
14%
21
15%
27
15%
22
10%
16
7%
37
10%
70
15%
40
10%
17
7%
7
7%
UKIP
108
9%
53
9%
54
9%
2
2%
10
8%
18
10%
23
11%
26
12%
28
8%
26
5%
32
8%
33
15%
16
15%
Green
47
4%
20
3%
27
5%
7
8%
10
7%
10
5%
9
4%
6
3%
6
2%
17
4%
18
4%
7
3%
5
4%
SNP
49
4%
30
5%
20
3%
2
2%
7
5%
13
7%
7
3%
9
4%
11
3%
19
4%
14
4%
11
5%
5
5%
Plaid Cymru
11
1%
6
1%
5
1%
2
2%
1
1%
1
1%
*
*
3
1%
3
1%
5
1%
2
1%
1
*
2
2%
BNP
2
*
1
*
1
*
-
*
*
*
*
-
2
1%
-
-
-
1
*
1
1%
Other
8
1%
2
*
6
1%
-
1
*
3
2%
2
1%
1
1%
2
*
3
1%
3
1%
1
*
2
1%
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Q3/Q4/Q5 Voting intention (Turnout weighted)
Base: All likely to vote and expressing a voting intention
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
1722
1493
134
1588
Weighted Total
1209
100%
1037
100%
113
100%
1095
100%
Conservative
550
46%
498
48%
27
24%
Labour
299
25%
268
26%
Liberal Democrat
135
11%
UKIP
South
461
435
597
704
466
176
207
72
60
579
495
120
262
282
100%
301
100%
454
100%
550
100%
299
100%
135
100%
108
100%
47
100%
49
100%
480
100%
328
100%
95
100%
133
100%
523
48%
107
38%
164
55%
228
50%
550
100%
-
-
-
-
-
442
92%
32
10%
15
15%
42
31%
17
15%
282
26%
104
37%
58
19%
106
23%
-
299
100%
-
-
-
-
6
1%
240
73%
7
8%
6
5%
120
12%
11
10%
124
11%
32
11%
26
9%
62
14%
-
-
135
100%
-
-
-
16
3%
30
9%
67
71%
2
1%
108
9%
101
10%
3
3%
104
10%
29
10%
35
12%
37
8%
-
-
-
108
100%
-
-
9
2%
10
3%
2
2%
80
60%
Green
47
4%
41
4%
5
4%
42
4%
8
3%
15
5%
17
4%
-
-
-
-
47
100%
-
5
1%
11
3%
3
3%
1
1%
SNP
49
4%
-
49
43%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
49
100%
1
*
2
1%
-
1
1%
Plaid Cymru
11
1%
-
-
11
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
*
*
*
*
1
1%
BNP
2
*
2
*
-
2
*
-
1
*
1
*
-
-
-
-
-
-
1
*
-
-
*
*
Other
8
1%
7
1%
1
1%
7
1%
2
1%
2
1%
4
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
2
*
1
*
1
1%
1
1%
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Green
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
SNP
Table 6/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q3/Q4/Q5 Voting intention (Turnout weighted)
Base: All likely to vote and expressing a voting intention
Total
North
East
Scotland
Unweighted Total
1722
134
Weighted Total
1209
100%
113
100%
Conservative
550
46%
Labour
North
West
West
Midlands
Wales
197
176
157
128
51
100%
128
100%
103
100%
106
100%
83
100%
27
24%
19
38%
42
32%
46
45%
57
54%
299
25%
17
15%
22
43%
55
43%
27
27%
Liberal Democrat
135
11%
11
10%
3
6%
15
12%
UKIP
108
9%
3
3%
6
11%
Green
47
4%
5
4%
SNP
49
4%
Plaid Cymru
Eastern
South
West
Don't know
161
260
176
173
59
100%
112
100%
170
100%
176
100%
107
100%
118
100%
46
56%
25
42%
61
54%
73
43%
102
58%
53
49%
40
34%
21
20%
17
21%
14
24%
20
18%
57
33%
25
14%
24
22%
37
31%
14
14%
9
8%
5
6%
4
7%
12
11%
25
14%
20
11%
18
17%
19
16%
13
10%
10
10%
11
10%
10
12%
4
6%
14
13%
11
7%
20
11%
6
6%
7
6%
*
1%
3
3%
4
4%
7
7%
3
4%
1
2%
5
4%
4
2%
7
4%
6
6%
6
5%
49
43%
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
4
3%
11
1%
-
-
-
-
-
-
11
18%
-
-
-
-
1
1%
BNP
2
*
-
-
-
-
1
1%
-
-
-
1
*
*
*
-
1
1%
Other
8
1%
1
1%
*
1%
*
*
1
1%
-
1
1%
-
1
1%
-
3
2%
1
1%
3
2%
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95
South
East
London
150
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
88
Yorks & Humber
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
REGION
East
Midlands
Table 7/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_SUM. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
SUMMARY TABLE
Base: All respondents
President Trump was right
to launch airstrikes following
the chemical weapons
attack in Syria
The situation in Syria would
be better now if Britain and
other Western allies had
used military force in 2013
North Korea is a bigger
threat to world peace than
the current crisis in Syria
The Government has the
best interests of Britain at
heart in its foreign policy
Boris Johnson, the Foreign
Secretary, is a hindrance to
the Government's foreign
policy objectives
The Government should
take military action against
President Assad in Syria
There is a need for a new
centre-ground political party
in Britain
Overseas students in
Britain should be counted
as part of overall
Government immigration
figures
Unweighted Total
2029
2029
2029
2029
2029
2029
2029
2029
Weighted Total
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
Agree
778
38%
619
31%
926
46%
879
43%
755
37%
506
25%
840
41%
995
49%
Disagree
715
35%
550
27%
453
22%
602
30%
650
32%
856
42%
517
26%
611
30%
Don't know
537
26%
860
42%
650
32%
548
27%
623
31%
667
33%
672
33%
423
21%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Q6_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
President Trump was right to launch airstrikes following the chemical weapons attack in Syria
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
778
38%
453
46%
325
31%
66
29%
101
29%
117
35%
146
40%
143
48%
203
45%
191
35%
205
36%
187
42%
195
40%
Disagree
715
35%
333
34%
382
37%
105
45%
146
42%
127
38%
120
33%
79
27%
139
31%
219
41%
205
36%
142
32%
149
31%
Don't know
537
26%
203
21%
334
32%
60
26%
102
29%
92
27%
99
27%
74
25%
109
24%
132
24%
153
27%
113
26%
139
29%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Q6_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
President Trump was right to launch airstrikes following the chemical weapons attack in Syria
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
778
38%
666
38%
67
38%
Disagree
715
35%
612
35%
Don't know
537
26%
472
27%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
710
38%
201
41%
198
38%
268
36%
355
50%
143
30%
65
36%
84
48%
15
20%
22
29%
306
48%
176
33%
51
37%
106
47%
71
40%
643
35%
169
34%
182
35%
262
36%
175
25%
225
47%
76
42%
49
28%
45
60%
38
50%
173
27%
237
44%
51
38%
57
25%
38
22%
499
27%
121
25%
146
28%
205
28%
177
25%
113
23%
38
21%
43
24%
15
20%
15
20%
156
25%
121
23%
34
25%
62
27%
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Dems
UKIP
Table 8/3
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Q6_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
President Trump was right to launch airstrikes following the chemical weapons attack in Syria
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
778
38%
67
38%
28
32%
94
41%
80
46%
66
36%
54
36%
44
43%
77
40%
97
36%
110
38%
60
34%
77
32%
Disagree
715
35%
71
40%
41
48%
74
32%
54
31%
65
35%
52
35%
31
31%
65
33%
93
34%
109
38%
61
34%
79
33%
Don't know
537
26%
38
22%
17
20%
63
27%
41
24%
52
28%
44
29%
26
26%
51
26%
80
30%
68
24%
58
32%
81
34%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Q6_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The situation in Syria would be better now if Britain and other Western allies had used military force in 2013
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
619
31%
360
36%
259
25%
53
23%
87
25%
86
26%
130
36%
101
34%
163
36%
151
28%
170
30%
159
36%
140
29%
Disagree
550
27%
316
32%
233
22%
88
38%
104
30%
99
29%
95
26%
65
22%
100
22%
182
34%
156
28%
106
24%
106
22%
Don't know
860
42%
312
32%
548
53%
91
39%
158
45%
152
45%
141
39%
131
44%
187
42%
209
39%
236
42%
178
40%
237
49%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 9/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The situation in Syria would be better now if Britain and other Western allies had used military force in 2013
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
619
31%
528
30%
53
30%
Disagree
550
27%
474
27%
Don't know
860
42%
749
43%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
567
31%
149
30%
152
29%
227
31%
277
39%
131
27%
46
25%
61
35%
13
17%
21
29%
230
36%
154
29%
37
27%
88
39%
57
33%
492
27%
127
26%
140
27%
207
28%
160
23%
153
32%
46
26%
55
31%
35
47%
30
40%
139
22%
179
33%
38
28%
59
26%
66
38%
794
43%
215
44%
233
44%
301
41%
270
38%
197
41%
88
49%
60
34%
27
36%
24
32%
265
42%
202
38%
61
45%
79
35%
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Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 9/3
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Q6_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The situation in Syria would be better now if Britain and other Western allies had used military force in 2013
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
619
31%
53
30%
21
24%
69
30%
59
34%
47
26%
47
31%
38
38%
58
30%
84
31%
93
32%
50
28%
60
25%
Disagree
550
27%
57
33%
25
29%
57
25%
45
26%
51
28%
42
28%
18
18%
47
25%
67
25%
88
31%
52
29%
50
21%
Don't know
860
42%
66
38%
39
46%
105
45%
70
40%
85
47%
61
41%
45
44%
87
45%
119
44%
105
37%
77
43%
127
53%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Q6_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
North Korea is a bigger threat to world peace than the current crisis in Syria
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
926
46%
505
51%
421
40%
69
30%
99
28%
151
45%
170
47%
155
52%
283
63%
262
48%
227
40%
228
51%
209
43%
Disagree
453
22%
286
29%
167
16%
87
38%
107
31%
72
21%
75
21%
50
17%
61
14%
142
26%
140
25%
82
18%
90
19%
Don't know
650
32%
197
20%
453
44%
75
33%
144
41%
114
34%
120
33%
92
31%
106
24%
138
25%
195
35%
133
30%
184
38%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 10/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
North Korea is a bigger threat to world peace than the current crisis in Syria
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
926
46%
782
45%
95
54%
Disagree
453
22%
395
23%
Don't know
650
32%
573
33%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
831
45%
235
48%
235
45%
312
43%
394
56%
193
40%
74
41%
97
55%
21
28%
37
50%
340
54%
228
43%
68
50%
132
59%
34
19%
419
23%
96
20%
114
22%
185
25%
125
18%
125
26%
61
34%
31
18%
25
33%
20
27%
116
18%
132
25%
32
23%
38
17%
48
27%
602
32%
160
33%
176
34%
237
32%
188
27%
163
34%
44
25%
47
27%
29
39%
17
23%
178
28%
174
33%
36
26%
55
25%
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Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 10/3
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Q6_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
North Korea is a bigger threat to world peace than the current crisis in Syria
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
926
46%
95
54%
44
52%
117
51%
73
42%
76
42%
71
47%
49
48%
89
46%
98
36%
141
49%
74
41%
87
37%
Disagree
453
22%
34
19%
16
19%
40
17%
40
23%
44
24%
34
23%
24
23%
36
19%
74
27%
67
23%
45
25%
54
23%
Don't know
650
32%
48
27%
25
30%
74
32%
61
35%
63
34%
45
30%
29
28%
68
35%
98
36%
79
28%
60
34%
97
41%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government has the best interests of Britain at heart in its foreign policy
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
879
43%
467
47%
412
40%
69
30%
120
34%
119
35%
162
44%
148
50%
261
58%
260
48%
256
46%
171
39%
192
40%
Disagree
602
30%
318
32%
284
27%
95
41%
138
39%
124
37%
103
28%
58
19%
84
19%
166
31%
157
28%
146
33%
133
28%
Don't know
548
27%
203
21%
345
33%
68
29%
92
26%
93
28%
100
27%
91
31%
106
23%
115
21%
150
27%
125
28%
158
33%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 11/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government has the best interests of Britain at heart in its foreign policy
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
879
43%
775
44%
62
35%
Disagree
602
30%
503
29%
Don't know
548
27%
473
27%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
817
44%
200
41%
220
42%
355
48%
476
67%
154
32%
72
40%
61
35%
22
29%
16
22%
417
66%
194
36%
58
42%
80
35%
66
37%
535
29%
151
31%
155
30%
198
27%
93
13%
190
40%
62
35%
67
38%
35
47%
38
51%
90
14%
197
37%
36
26%
85
38%
48
27%
500
27%
140
28%
151
29%
182
25%
138
20%
136
28%
45
25%
47
27%
18
25%
20
27%
127
20%
143
27%
43
31%
61
27%
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Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 11/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government has the best interests of Britain at heart in its foreign policy
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
879
43%
62
35%
26
30%
92
40%
83
47%
70
39%
64
43%
42
41%
85
44%
129
48%
144
50%
81
45%
77
32%
Disagree
602
30%
66
37%
32
38%
66
29%
52
30%
51
28%
50
34%
32
32%
54
28%
70
26%
73
26%
54
30%
67
28%
Don't know
548
27%
48
27%
27
32%
73
32%
40
23%
61
34%
35
24%
27
27%
54
28%
70
26%
69
24%
43
24%
94
39%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 12/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_5. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, is a hindrance to the Government's foreign policy objectives
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
755
37%
408
41%
347
33%
101
44%
135
39%
128
38%
128
35%
100
34%
162
36%
233
43%
203
36%
159
36%
160
33%
Disagree
650
32%
344
35%
307
29%
48
21%
81
23%
99
29%
125
34%
116
39%
182
40%
183
34%
169
30%
149
34%
149
31%
Don't know
623
31%
237
24%
387
37%
82
35%
133
38%
110
33%
112
31%
80
27%
107
24%
125
23%
190
34%
134
30%
174
36%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 12/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_5. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, is a hindrance to the Government's foreign policy objectives
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
755
37%
627
36%
97
55%
Disagree
650
32%
580
33%
Don't know
623
31%
544
31%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 33
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
658
36%
190
39%
183
35%
254
35%
175
25%
252
52%
114
64%
41
23%
53
70%
46
62%
179
28%
283
53%
59
43%
43
19%
30
17%
620
33%
139
28%
186
35%
255
35%
363
51%
89
19%
35
20%
71
41%
7
9%
10
14%
302
48%
114
21%
48
35%
108
48%
49
28%
575
31%
161
33%
157
30%
226
31%
169
24%
139
29%
29
16%
64
36%
16
21%
18
24%
153
24%
137
26%
29
21%
74
33%
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VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 12/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_5. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, is a hindrance to the Government's foreign policy objectives
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
755
37%
97
55%
44
51%
88
38%
58
33%
59
33%
54
36%
31
31%
69
36%
101
37%
89
31%
63
35%
74
31%
Disagree
650
32%
30
17%
18
22%
62
27%
59
34%
65
36%
53
35%
40
40%
68
35%
78
29%
120
42%
58
32%
64
27%
Don't know
623
31%
49
28%
23
27%
81
35%
57
33%
58
32%
43
28%
30
30%
56
29%
91
34%
77
27%
58
32%
100
42%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 13/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_6. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government should take military action against President Assad in Syria
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
506
25%
286
29%
220
21%
55
24%
93
27%
94
28%
102
28%
72
24%
91
20%
114
21%
147
26%
116
26%
130
27%
Disagree
856
42%
456
46%
400
38%
88
38%
127
36%
124
37%
140
38%
130
44%
246
55%
261
48%
236
42%
183
41%
175
36%
Don't know
667
33%
246
25%
421
40%
88
38%
129
37%
119
35%
123
34%
95
32%
113
25%
166
31%
179
32%
144
32%
178
37%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 13/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_6. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government should take military action against President Assad in Syria
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
506
25%
422
24%
48
27%
Disagree
856
42%
750
43%
Don't know
667
33%
580
33%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 36
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
458
25%
121
25%
129
25%
171
23%
191
27%
111
23%
51
28%
52
30%
10
14%
23
31%
169
27%
130
24%
36
26%
60
27%
72
41%
784
42%
210
43%
225
43%
315
43%
298
42%
219
46%
73
41%
80
45%
42
55%
35
47%
271
43%
235
44%
59
43%
101
45%
56
32%
611
33%
160
33%
171
33%
248
34%
219
31%
151
31%
55
31%
44
25%
24
31%
16
22%
194
31%
169
32%
42
31%
64
28%
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Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 13/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_6. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The Government should take military action against President Assad in Syria
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
506
25%
48
27%
14
17%
59
25%
48
27%
36
20%
38
25%
36
36%
55
29%
73
27%
68
24%
30
17%
45
19%
Disagree
856
42%
72
41%
38
45%
104
45%
67
38%
87
48%
64
42%
34
33%
74
39%
106
39%
121
42%
89
50%
87
37%
Don't know
667
33%
56
32%
32
38%
68
30%
60
34%
59
33%
48
32%
31
31%
63
33%
91
34%
97
34%
60
34%
105
44%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 14/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_7. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
There is a need for a new centre-ground political party in Britain
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
840
41%
418
42%
422
41%
96
42%
147
42%
141
42%
136
37%
133
45%
187
41%
241
44%
229
41%
182
41%
188
39%
Disagree
517
26%
309
31%
209
20%
59
26%
78
22%
82
24%
80
22%
71
24%
147
33%
163
30%
144
26%
110
25%
101
21%
Don't know
672
33%
261
26%
411
39%
76
33%
124
36%
114
34%
149
41%
92
31%
117
26%
138
25%
189
34%
151
34%
194
40%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 14/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_7. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
There is a need for a new centre-ground political party in Britain
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
840
41%
732
42%
74
42%
Disagree
517
26%
432
25%
Don't know
672
33%
587
33%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 39
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
766
41%
207
42%
206
39%
319
43%
246
35%
208
43%
103
58%
83
47%
43
57%
25
34%
211
33%
261
49%
69
50%
117
52%
49
28%
468
25%
106
22%
132
25%
193
26%
250
35%
130
27%
45
25%
27
16%
8
11%
21
29%
228
36%
127
24%
33
24%
38
17%
53
30%
619
33%
178
36%
187
36%
222
30%
211
30%
143
30%
31
17%
66
37%
24
32%
28
37%
195
31%
146
27%
35
25%
71
31%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 14/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_7. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
There is a need for a new centre-ground political party in Britain
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
840
41%
74
42%
37
43%
93
40%
77
44%
70
39%
51
34%
34
33%
84
44%
110
41%
126
44%
83
46%
123
52%
Disagree
517
26%
49
28%
15
17%
55
24%
37
21%
45
24%
46
31%
36
35%
41
21%
73
27%
82
29%
38
21%
21
9%
Don't know
672
33%
53
30%
34
40%
83
36%
61
35%
68
37%
53
35%
32
32%
67
35%
86
32%
77
27%
58
33%
93
39%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 15/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_8. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Overseas students in Britain should be counted as part of overall Government immigration figures
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
995
49%
497
50%
498
48%
79
34%
150
43%
156
46%
195
53%
164
56%
251
56%
237
44%
268
48%
235
53%
255
53%
Disagree
611
30%
342
35%
269
26%
96
41%
103
30%
89
26%
92
25%
82
28%
149
33%
219
40%
177
31%
115
26%
101
21%
Don't know
423
21%
149
15%
273
26%
56
24%
95
27%
93
28%
78
21%
49
17%
51
11%
86
16%
118
21%
92
21%
127
26%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 15/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_8. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Overseas students in Britain should be counted as part of overall Government immigration figures
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
995
49%
861
49%
77
44%
Disagree
611
30%
525
30%
Don't know
423
21%
364
21%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 42
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
918
50%
245
50%
261
50%
355
48%
395
56%
209
44%
60
34%
135
77%
27
36%
28
37%
346
55%
232
43%
57
42%
168
74%
55
31%
556
30%
124
25%
164
31%
237
32%
202
29%
162
34%
96
53%
18
10%
26
34%
30
40%
178
28%
188
35%
55
41%
29
13%
44
25%
378
20%
121
25%
101
19%
142
19%
110
15%
110
23%
23
13%
22
13%
23
30%
17
23%
110
17%
114
21%
24
18%
29
13%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 15/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q6_8. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
Overseas students in Britain should be counted as part of overall Government immigration figures
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
995
49%
77
44%
35
41%
116
50%
95
55%
102
56%
68
45%
57
56%
91
47%
121
45%
146
51%
88
49%
121
51%
Disagree
611
30%
55
31%
23
27%
62
27%
40
23%
52
28%
53
35%
31
30%
59
31%
95
35%
87
30%
56
31%
52
22%
Don't know
423
21%
44
25%
28
33%
54
23%
40
23%
29
16%
30
20%
14
14%
43
22%
54
20%
53
19%
35
20%
65
27%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 16/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_SUM. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
SUMMARY TABLE
Base: All respondents
To raise the minimum wage to £10 an
hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now)
Free school meals for all children, paid for
by introducing VAT on private school fees
To raise the top rate of income tax from
45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over
£150,000 a year
To set up a £500bn national investment
bank using £350bn of Government money
Unweighted Total
2029
2029
2029
2029
Weighted Total
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
2029
100%
Agree
1408
69%
1063
52%
1288
63%
522
26%
Disagree
391
19%
714
35%
451
22%
617
30%
Don't know
230
11%
252
12%
290
14%
890
44%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 17/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now)
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
1408
69%
651
66%
757
73%
184
80%
262
75%
248
74%
262
72%
189
64%
263
58%
361
67%
371
66%
307
69%
369
76%
Disagree
391
19%
244
25%
148
14%
22
9%
49
14%
52
15%
61
17%
74
25%
133
30%
126
23%
119
21%
86
20%
60
12%
Don't know
230
11%
93
9%
137
13%
25
11%
38
11%
37
11%
42
12%
33
11%
54
12%
55
10%
72
13%
49
11%
54
11%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 17/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now)
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
1408
69%
1207
69%
136
77%
Disagree
391
19%
342
20%
Don't know
230
11%
202
12%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 46
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
1271
69%
358
73%
334
64%
515
70%
362
51%
423
88%
124
70%
125
71%
67
88%
64
87%
326
51%
447
84%
98
72%
144
64%
23
13%
368
20%
92
19%
117
22%
132
18%
251
36%
32
7%
30
17%
32
18%
5
7%
6
8%
225
36%
49
9%
24
17%
50
22%
17
9%
213
12%
40
8%
74
14%
87
12%
94
13%
25
5%
24
14%
18
10%
4
5%
4
5%
82
13%
38
7%
15
11%
31
14%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 17/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now)
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
1408
69%
136
77%
65
76%
175
76%
118
68%
130
71%
92
61%
64
63%
112
58%
194
72%
203
71%
119
67%
169
71%
Disagree
391
19%
23
13%
13
15%
37
16%
42
24%
32
17%
31
21%
26
26%
54
28%
44
16%
54
19%
34
19%
33
14%
Don't know
230
11%
17
9%
7
8%
19
8%
15
8%
21
12%
27
18%
12
11%
26
13%
32
12%
29
10%
26
14%
36
15%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 18/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_1. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the minimum wage to £10 an hour by 2020 (from £7.50 now)
Base: All respondents
Total
Sample A
#Labour
Sample B
#Jeremy
Corbyn
Unweighted Total
2029
1018
1011
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1013
100%
1016
100%
Agree
1408
69%
715
71%
692
68%
Disagree
391
19%
182
18%
210
21%
Don't know
230
11%
116
11%
114
11%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 19/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
1063
52%
552
56%
510
49%
139
60%
224
64%
217
64%
196
54%
130
44%
157
35%
267
49%
278
49%
252
57%
266
55%
Disagree
714
35%
334
34%
380
37%
66
28%
74
21%
80
24%
114
31%
128
43%
252
56%
235
43%
215
38%
139
32%
125
26%
Don't know
252
12%
102
10%
150
14%
27
12%
51
15%
40
12%
56
15%
38
13%
41
9%
40
7%
69
12%
51
12%
92
19%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 19/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
1063
52%
904
52%
109
62%
Disagree
714
35%
628
36%
Don't know
252
12%
220
13%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
Page 50
Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
954
51%
283
58%
258
49%
363
49%
230
33%
378
79%
91
51%
90
51%
56
74%
53
71%
210
33%
375
70%
72
53%
102
45%
49
28%
664
36%
152
31%
190
36%
286
39%
400
57%
60
12%
73
41%
62
36%
16
21%
13
17%
364
57%
106
20%
53
39%
91
40%
18
10%
234
13%
56
11%
78
15%
85
12%
77
11%
42
9%
14
8%
23
13%
4
5%
9
12%
60
9%
54
10%
11
8%
32
14%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 19/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
1063
52%
109
62%
52
61%
136
59%
94
54%
97
53%
80
54%
50
49%
80
41%
145
54%
131
46%
86
48%
114
48%
Disagree
714
35%
49
28%
21
24%
69
30%
62
36%
55
30%
51
34%
37
36%
83
43%
97
36%
122
43%
67
37%
82
34%
Don't know
252
12%
18
10%
12
14%
26
11%
18
10%
30
17%
18
12%
15
15%
29
15%
27
10%
32
11%
26
15%
42
18%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 20/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_2. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
Free school meals for all children, paid for by introducing VAT on private school fees
Base: All respondents
Total
Sample A
#Labour
Sample B
#Jeremy
Corbyn
Unweighted Total
2029
1018
1011
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1013
100%
1016
100%
Agree
1063
52%
539
53%
523
52%
Disagree
714
35%
350
35%
364
36%
Don't know
252
12%
123
12%
129
13%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 21/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
1288
63%
633
64%
656
63%
125
54%
217
62%
223
66%
245
67%
191
65%
288
64%
332
61%
353
63%
282
64%
322
67%
Disagree
451
22%
256
26%
195
19%
65
28%
64
18%
64
19%
66
18%
61
21%
131
29%
154
28%
127
23%
97
22%
72
15%
Don't know
290
14%
99
10%
191
18%
42
18%
69
20%
49
15%
54
15%
44
15%
32
7%
56
10%
82
15%
63
14%
89
18%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 21/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
1288
63%
1086
62%
134
76%
Disagree
451
22%
405
23%
Don't know
290
14%
260
15%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
1154
62%
320
65%
318
61%
448
61%
361
51%
367
76%
132
74%
113
64%
58
77%
62
84%
321
51%
403
75%
102
75%
136
61%
21
12%
430
23%
97
20%
124
24%
184
25%
263
37%
55
11%
31
17%
41
23%
9
13%
6
7%
237
37%
68
13%
20
14%
62
28%
21
12%
269
14%
75
15%
83
16%
102
14%
83
12%
59
12%
15
8%
22
13%
8
10%
7
9%
76
12%
63
12%
14
11%
27
12%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 21/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
1288
63%
134
76%
50
59%
151
65%
118
68%
110
60%
80
53%
68
67%
128
66%
155
58%
175
61%
118
66%
155
65%
Disagree
451
22%
21
12%
18
21%
44
19%
35
20%
40
22%
44
30%
25
25%
40
21%
72
27%
68
24%
45
25%
35
15%
Don't know
290
14%
21
12%
17
20%
36
16%
21
12%
33
18%
26
17%
8
8%
25
13%
43
16%
43
15%
16
9%
47
20%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 22/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_3. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To raise the top rate of income tax from 45p on the pound to 50p on incomes over £150,000 a year
Base: All respondents
Total
Sample A
#Labour
Sample B
#Jeremy
Corbyn
Unweighted Total
2029
1018
1011
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1013
100%
1016
100%
Agree
1288
63%
629
62%
659
65%
Disagree
451
22%
226
22%
225
22%
Don't know
290
14%
158
16%
132
13%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 23/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money
Base: All respondents
GENDER
Total
Male
AGE
Female
18-24
25-34
35-44
45-54
55-64
65+
SOCIAL GRADE
C1
C2
AB
DE
Unweighted Total
2029
918
1111
237
295
287
374
321
515
603
553
329
544
Weighted Total
2029
100%
988
100%
1041
100%
231
100%
349
100%
337
100%
365
100%
296
100%
450
100%
542
100%
562
100%
442
100%
483
100%
Agree
522
26%
343
35%
179
17%
86
37%
114
33%
92
27%
86
24%
69
23%
76
17%
160
29%
134
24%
112
25%
116
24%
Disagree
617
30%
335
34%
282
27%
52
23%
72
21%
86
26%
94
26%
104
35%
210
47%
190
35%
193
34%
124
28%
110
23%
Don't know
890
44%
310
31%
580
56%
94
40%
163
47%
159
47%
185
51%
124
42%
165
37%
192
35%
234
42%
206
47%
258
53%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Table 23/2
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money
Base: All respondents
REGION SUMMARY
England &
Wales
North
Total
England
Scotland
Unweighted Total
2029
1768
152
1877
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1751
100%
177
100%
1852
100%
Agree
522
26%
438
25%
59
34%
Disagree
617
30%
539
31%
Don't know
890
44%
775
44%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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Lab
Green
SNP
PAST VOTE – GENERAL ELECTION 2015
Lib
Cons
Lab
Dems
UKIP
Midlands
South
553
524
691
704
466
176
207
72
60
609
532
133
291
491
100%
526
100%
735
100%
707
100%
481
100%
179
100%
176
100%
75
100%
74
100%
634
100%
534
100%
136
100%
225
100%
462
25%
143
29%
115
22%
180
24%
109
15%
218
45%
48
27%
29
16%
18
24%
34
46%
99
16%
213
40%
28
20%
41
18%
40
23%
577
31%
123
25%
175
33%
240
33%
339
48%
65
14%
56
31%
67
38%
13
17%
11
14%
306
48%
96
18%
50
37%
85
38%
77
43%
813
44%
225
46%
235
45%
315
43%
260
37%
197
41%
75
42%
80
46%
44
59%
30
40%
229
36%
226
42%
59
43%
99
44%
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Cons
VOTING INTENTION
Lib
Dems
UKIP
Table 23/3
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money
Base: All respondents
Total
North
East
Scotland
North
West
Yorks & Humber
West
Midlands
REGION
East
Midlands
LIKELY TO
VOTE AT GE
Wales
Eastern
South
East
London
South
West
Don't know
Unweighted Total
2029
152
102
241
210
184
156
109
184
187
294
210
244
Weighted Total
2029
100%
177
100%
85
100%
231
100%
174
100%
183
100%
150
100%
101
100%
193
100%
270
100%
286
100%
179
100%
238
100%
Agree
522
26%
59
34%
31
36%
72
31%
40
23%
47
26%
31
21%
25
24%
37
19%
74
27%
63
22%
43
24%
56
24%
Disagree
617
30%
40
23%
21
25%
50
21%
52
30%
50
27%
60
40%
38
38%
66
34%
83
31%
101
35%
56
31%
58
25%
Don't know
890
44%
77
43%
33
39%
110
47%
82
47%
86
47%
59
39%
38
38%
90
47%
113
42%
122
43%
80
45%
123
52%
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Table 24/1
ONLINE Opinion Poll
Q7_4. To what extent, if at all, do you agree or disagree with each of the following Labour Party / Jeremy Corbyn policies?
To set up a £500bn national investment bank using £350bn of Government money
Base: All respondents
Total
Sample A
#Labour
Sample B
#Jeremy
Corbyn
Unweighted Total
2029
1018
1011
Weighted Total
2029
100%
1013
100%
1016
100%
Agree
522
26%
263
26%
259
26%
Disagree
617
30%
283
28%
334
33%
Don't know
890
44%
467
46%
423
42%
Fieldwork: 11th - 13th April 2017
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