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2010 Election pollTSR Wiki > Election 2010 > 2010 Election poll
In the lead up to the general election The Student Room is running a number of polls to gauge how the opinions of young voters changes throughout the campaign period. Election Poll findings discussion thread in the forums Take part in the current election poll [April 21st -April 28th]
The Latest Student Election Poll - 6th April - 13th April 2010Polls completed - 1,021 Age 18 + 60% Male 40% Female
86% England 5% Wales 4% Scotland 2% Northern Ireland 3% Other
89% Will vote 4% Won't vote 7% Don't know if they'll vote
77% Polling station 18% By Post 2% By Proxy 3% Not sure
36% Liberal Democrats 27% Conservatives 23% Labour 4% Green 3% UKIP 2% BNP 5% Other
42% Economy 24% Education 7% Immigration 7% Employment 6% Health 6% Other 3% Europe 3% Environment 2% Crime
What influences your vote? Average rating values shown: (Where 1 is not important and 4 is very important)
Will you vote the same way as your parents? 24% Yes 31% No 39% I don't know how my parents vote 6% I don't know how I'll vote
Will you watch the TV Debate? 73% Yes 14% Don't know 8% No 5% I didn't know about the TV debates
Do you feel represented by the current government? 13% Yes 67% No 20% Unsure
Do you feel the government pays enough attention to young people? 16% Yes 73% No 11% Don't know
Females voters are marginally more pro Liberal Democrats than males: Labour – F24%, M23% Tories – F25%, M29% Lib Dems – F40%, M35% Green – F7%, M3% BNP – F1%, M2% UKIP- 1%, M4%
Please note outside of England the sample size is too small to be considered statistically valid. Labour – England 23%, Wales 23%, Scotland 20% Conservatives – England 28%, Wales 29 %, Scotland 11% Lib Dems - England 38%, Wales 29%, Scotland 35% Green – England 5%, Wales 0%, Scotland 3% BNP - England 1%, Wales 6%, Scot 0% UKIP - England 2%, Wales 6%, Scot 9% SNP - Scotland 20% Plaid - Wales 6% . |
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