Hallam BPC (1)

2010 Westminster voteWestminster vote intention - PartiesWestminster vote intention - CandidatesSocial GradeTenureWorking StatusAgeGenderJoeLD -Lab -Con -PrivateOwned

JenkinsNickOliverIanrent/CouncilMort-out-UnemployPartFullOtherUKIPLDLabConOtherUKIPLDLabConOther- UKIPCleggCoppardWalkerC2DEABC1Otherrent/HAgagedrightStudentRetired-edtimetime65+45-6435-4418-34FemaleMaleTotal

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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

1491735676182898129751528125124418031754311591802614410651711111396710721720742410 - Absolutely certain100%89%90%92%94%70%85%88%90%94%69%93%90%87%97%78%87%85%73%86%86%77%90%71%83%83%90%89%85%75%85%84%85%to vote

-11422221044221351720111313242614297101117289-11%7%4%2%9%6%9%3%5%10%7%9%4%3%7%5%1%2%7%6%6%3%11%7%7%2%6%9%7%4%7%6%

--1--2-2411-16-47133733-26511895148--1%--9%-1%3%1%6%-*4%-4%2%2%7%2%3%8%2%-3%3%4%1%1%6%3%2%3%

--1--32-2-2--1-45322311-25-3163697--1%--12%5%-1%-8%--1%-4%1%5%4%1%1%3%*-3%2%-2%1%4%1%2%2%

--------1----1-1--1------1-1--1-16--------1%----1%-1%--3%------1%-1%--*-*

--32--1-2----2-34-141-112311143375--1%3%--5%-1%----2%-2%1%-3%2%1%-*4%3%1%1%1%1%3%1%1%1%

-------2-----3-122-1-21----1-21234-------2%-----2%-1%*3%-*-5%1%----1%-1%*1%1%

----2---1-2-----2--21----2--12-223----2%---1%-7%-----*--1%*----1%--1%1%-1%*

----------------22-------2---22-22----------------*3%-------1%---1%1%-*

--1-1----------281314-42-4323273101 - Certain not to vote--*-2%----------2%2%2%8%1%2%-3%13%-2%3%1%3%1%3%1%2%

---------------1----1-1---1----11Don't know---------------1%----1%-1%---1%----**

---------------------------------Refused---------------------------------

10.009.899.799.799.699.389.579.799.739.939.059.939.909.649.979.319.529.278.739.629.599.359.618.499.629.449.639.669.479.179.469.519.48Mean

*0.330.870.941.521.081.220.820.970.301.950.250.321.150.171.761.652.062.631.321.471.501.613.211.061.701.541.331.811.911.751.541.65Standard deviation

*0.120.060.110.210.220.220.070.080.040.450.050.030.090.030.170.090.290.460.090.100.300.130.830.120.120.140.110.180.180.110.100.07Standard error

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SHEFFIELD HALLAM CONSTITUENCY SURVEYTelephone fieldwork dates 1st-3rd May 2015

Absolutes/col percentsTable 1Q1. Some people have said they will not vote in the General Election on May 7th, while others have said they will vote, or have already voted by post.I would like to know how certain it is that you will actually cast your vote? On a ten point scale, if 10 means you are absolutely certain to vote and1 means you are certain not to vote, how likely is it that you will cast your vote on May 7th?Base : All respondents

Prepared by ICM Unlimited on behalf of The Guardian



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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

--7-251---41----4293335122241525151113414182342Ian Walker ---4%-31%3%---51%----100%8%9%5%11%6%10%13%9%15%7%7%9%9%5%10%7%9%8%Conservatives

615345-2131321---142-2610920156246162962466195424457072142Oliver Coppard - Labour40%14%27%75%-9%2%2%92%2%---100%-25%30%31%35%34%22%48%18%45%30%32%15%35%30%32%28%29%28%

-5824321194-36--139--23109157477026041557474324256277139Nick Clegg - Liberal-49%43%6%40%3%4%85%-44%--100%--22%30%24%17%26%33%6%38%27%19%28%38%28%30%18%24%31%28%Democrat

3-3--13-1--14----497-6141-36-12126914Peter Garbutt - Green19%-2%--53%-1%--67%----4%3%11%-4%*13%*-4%3%-1%2%8%2%3%3%

14639-27-1--30---1512--1218-15-69111126131730Joe Jenkins - UKIP10%38%3%6%11%-82%-1%--100%---14%3%--6%8%-9%-7%4%9%7%2%4%5%7%6%

---------------------------------English Democrat---------------------------------

2-2--3----5----32--14-2-21122-415Independent candidate16%-1%--11%----23%----3%1%--1%2%-1%-3%*1%1%3%-2%*1%

--1-21----2-----2--21----2--12-22Other--*-2%2%----10%-----1%--1%*----1%--1%1%-1%*

--1-1----------281314-42-432327310Would not vote--*-2%----------2%2%2%8%1%2%-3%13%-2%3%1%3%1%3%1%2%

2-3387548111-----15531462825415-183514181626462773Don't know15%-17%13%9%18%12%7%8%1%-----15%14%22%15%15%12%12%9%-23%17%12%11%20%18%18%11%15%

--7-4--6-1-----729371322319-6111712311281544Refused--4%-4%--5%-1%-----7%8%5%15%7%10%9%12%-7%6%14%8%4%8%11%6%9%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 2Q2. The following candidates will be standing in the Sheffield Hallam Constituency in the General Election on May 7th.Ian Walker - Conservative, Oliver Coppard - Labour, Nick Clegg - Liberal Democrat, Peter Garbutt - Green, Joe Jenkins - UKIP,plus a candidate for the English Democrats and two independent candidates. Knowing this, which party's candidate will youvote for in your constituency in the General Election on May 7th?Base: All respondents




981836345162510213161152513913829712583017135163121241051146901207264165181346Unweighted base

1210152526716279211672162713312237702493521128152151191049141871175577157179336Weighted base

--7-251---36----3782924112131425131013410162137Ian Walker ---5%-38%5%---50%----100%11%12%5%18%8%14%19%12%17%11%9%11%11%7%13%10%12%11%Conservatives

615245-2111151---122-21941511544382861959194923316062122Oliver Coppard - Labour48%14%34%87%-14%2%1%99%2%---100%-30%38%42%51%42%28%54%23%53%40%42%22%42%41%40%39%34%36%

-5824321190-35--133--21105157456715931455464223236074133Nick Clegg - Liberal-48%54%7%48%5%5%97%-48%--100%--30%42%43%31%35%44%8%50%29%29%39%53%36%41%30%38%41%40%Democrat

3-3--9-1--10----274-6131-24-1284610Peter Garbutt - Green22%-2%--55%-1%--62%----3%3%10%-4%1%19%1%-5%3%-1%3%10%3%3%3%

14539-25-1--27---1411--1116-15-57111015121527Joe Jenkins - UKIP12%38%4%6%14%-92%-1%--100%---21%4%--9%11%-12%-11%5%12%9%3%6%8%9%8%

2-2--3----5----32--14-2-21122-415Independent candidate19%-1%--17%----31%----4%1%--1%3%-2%-5%1%1%1%4%-3%1%1%

--1-*1----1-----1--*1----1--1*-11Other--*-1%4%----7%-----*--**----1%--1%1%-1%*

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 3Data derived from:-Q1. Some people have said they will not vote in the General Election on May 7th, while others have said they will vote, or have already voted by post.I would like to know how certain it is that you will actually cast your vote? On a ten point scale, if 10 means you are absolutely certain to vote and1 means you are certain not to vote, how likely is it that you will cast your vote on May 7th?Q2. The following candidates will be standing in the Sheffield Hallam Constituency in the General Election on May 7th.Ian Walker - Conservative, Oliver Coppard - Labour, Nick Clegg - Liberal Democrat, Peter Garbutt - Green, Joe Jenkins - UKIP,plus a candidate for the English Democrats and two independent candidates. Knowing this, which party's candidate will youvote for in your constituency in the General Election on May 7th?Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (2%), don't know who they would vote for (15%) or refuse to answer (9%)THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS


Total

12%Ian Walker -Conservative

35%Oliver Coppard - Labour

42%Nick Clegg - LiberalDemocrat

3%Peter Garbutt - Green

7%Joe Jenkins - UKIP

2%Other

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Col percentsTable 4Published Vote Intention FiguresPercentages derived from the responses of 437 respondents




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--25-43----80--36141126675303872729342026727344680Conservatives--13%-54%----100%--26%1%98%12%18%12%11%16%18%20%17%15%12%17%16%16%9%19%13%19%16%

415347----143--1-132-2710921146246132852768195625437370143Labour30%14%27%78%----100%--3%-93%-26%30%33%33%34%22%38%18%35%35%33%16%36%31%31%29%28%29%

-468415--112--1-943-24791210345635251437453020165557112Liberal Democrat-34%35%7%19%--100%--6%-68%2%-24%22%19%24%19%26%9%33%33%18%18%36%20%25%12%22%23%22%

4-7--21----14-12-5169-7562-5923313111021Green29%-4%--86%----64%-1%2%-5%4%14%-4%2%17%1%-6%4%2%2%4%9%4%4%4%

15657-33----2711-1515-31119-14-811111129112233UKIP10%52%3%8%9%-100%----92%1%*-14%4%-7%6%9%-9%-10%5%9%7%3%6%4%9%7%

1-2--4----3---113--12-1-12-211224Other8%-1%--14%----13%---2%1%1%--1%1%-*-1%1%-1%1%1%1%1%1%

--1-1----------281314-42-432327310Would not vote--*-2%----------2%2%2%8%1%2%-3%13%-2%3%1%3%1%3%1%2%

3-2549-----3254-1144102291731319328141521372259Don't know23%-13%7%11%-----12%5%3%3%-11%12%16%6%16%8%10%8%4%11%15%7%9%19%15%14%9%12%

--5-4-----1-2--62635922218-410151239251439Refused--3%-4%-----5%-1%--6%7%5%12%5%11%5%11%-6%5%12%8%4%6%10%6%8%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 5Q3. Putting out of your mind for now the particular context and candidates standing in your own constituency of Sheffield Hallam,which party would you plan to vote for (or you have already)?Base: All respondents




881936645192711414063132413313629752693220140170121271059150961267268177186362Unweighted base

11101615566202910612574132612712037742613925132157161221056147941215682168185353Weighted base

--25-43----74--35136126164273742629321925722304374Conservatives--15%-65%----100%--27%1%98%16%24%15%15%21%23%24%22%18%17%22%20%21%13%27%18%23%21%

415347----125--1-115-22961811544272842261195223316560125Labour39%14%33%85%----100%--3%-96%-30%37%45%44%41%27%44%23%44%40%42%20%43%41%38%38%33%35%

-367415--106--1-901-2375109325325141335432919135353106Liberal Democrat-34%42%8%23%--100%--9%-71%1%-31%29%27%37%25%34%10%42%38%24%24%46%24%35%16%31%29%30%

4-7--16----9-12-3135-7442-4723389716Green38%-5%--82%----71%-1%2%-4%5%13%-5%3%22%1%-7%5%2%2%5%10%5%4%5%

15647-29----2511-1313-11018-14-69111026101929UKIP13%53%4%7%11%-100%----97%1%1%-18%5%-5%8%11%-12%-10%6%11%8%4%8%6%10%8%

1-2--4----3---113--12-1-12-211224Other11%-1%--18%----20%---2%1%1%--1%2%-1%-2%1%-1%2%1%1%1%1%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 6Data derived from:-Q1. Some people have said they will not vote in the General Election on May 7th, while others have said they will vote, or have already voted by post.I would like to know how certain it is that you will actually cast your vote? On a ten point scale, if 10 means you are absolutely certain to vote and1 means you are certain not to vote, how likely is it that you will cast your vote on May 7th?Q3. Putting out of your mind for now the particular context and candidates standing in your own constituency of Sheffield Hallam,which party would you plan to vote for (or you have already)?Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (2%), don't know who they would vote for (12%) or refuse to answer (8%)THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS


Total

21%Conservative

34%Labour

32%Liberal Democrat

4%Green

8%UKIP

1%Other

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Col percentsTable 7Published Vote Intention FiguresPercentages derived from the responses of 437 respondents


Q3. Party only voting intentionLiberal

OtherUKIPGreenDemocratLabourConservativesTotal

4251210213161335Unweighted base1%7%4%30%39%18%

427129211672324Weighted base1%8%4%29%36%22%

1----3637Ian Walker -23%----50%11%Conservatives

2%----98%

-1211151120Oliver Coppard - Labour-2%18%1%99%2%37%-1%2%1%96%1%

-1190-35127Nick Clegg - Liberal-5%6%97%-48%39%Democrat-1%1%71%-27%

--91--10Peter Garbutt - Green--71%1%--3%--88%12%--

-25--1-26Joe Jenkins - UKIP-92%--1%-8%-97%--3%-

3-----3Independent candidate77%-----1%

100%-----

--1---1Other--5%---*--100%---

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Absolutes/col percents/row percentsTable 8Q2. The following candidates will be standing in the Sheffield Hallam Constituency in the General Election on May 7th.Ian Walker - Conservative, Oliver Coppard - Labour, Nick Clegg - Liberal Democrat, Peter Garbutt - Green, Joe Jenkins - UKIP,plus a candidate for the English Democrats and two independent candidates. Knowing this, which party's candidate will youvote for in your constituency in the General Election on May 7th?Base: All respondents expressing an intention to vote (Turnout Weighted)




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1061514748241881365021-10813618582885531145133339612611587611171108186179365I would not vote UKIP75%62%78%79%60%94%4%79%95%63%97%-78%96%43%56%79%87%73%79%63%100%60%83%79%77%62%71%88%76%73%73%73%

108108521219195212941315491271591893926931031973124910658954465136125261I would not vote75%76%56%87%15%75%57%46%90%5%62%49%35%89%4%57%52%61%60%51%49%57%46%83%63%51%47%61%55%46%53%51%52%Conservative

4871466728671694259733351137141660106893423697457214487109196I would not vote Labour26%75%37%6%83%26%85%60%1%86%20%85%70%2%79%50%38%22%38%32%50%23%58%29%29%34%60%36%27%31%34%44%39%

8543333410262792682348222411091417616794972073365426437385158I would not vote59%51%22%56%43%39%79%2%55%32%35%79%3%58%53%40%30%22%39%33%32%26%30%46%26%35%29%34%32%30%29%34%32%Liberal Democrat

2-822-23-3-27-35123-88-6148582691120None of these - I would15%-4%3%2%-6%3%-4%-7%5%-6%4%3%5%-5%4%-4%5%5%4%4%5%2%4%4%4%4%potentially vote for

all of them

--22--111--11--1101139-6-13352410414Don't know--1%3%--3%1%1%--3%*--1%3%1%2%2%4%-4%-1%2%2%3%3%3%4%2%3%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 9Q6. Are there any political parties that you would definitely not vote for at the General Election on May 7th?Base : All respondents


TheConservativeThe Labour

Party candidateParty candidateThe leader ofin Sheffieldin SheffieldThe leader ofthe LiberalThe leader ofThe PrimeHallam, IanHallam, OliverUKIP, NigelDemocrats, Nickthe opposition,Minister, David

WalkerCoppardFarageCleggEd MilibandCameron

501501501501501501Unweighted base

501501501501501501Weighted base

90180165238173253Good job18%36%33%48%35%51%

16287264213237186Bad job32%17%53%43%47%37%

24923472499162Don't know50%47%14%10%18%12%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 10Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? Summary tableBase : All respondents




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141051470916802578816114234149190321890114159442910669724072118135253Good job8%36%54%24%87%34%47%71%17%97%35%53%82%16%98%47%52%50%41%49%54%45%59%29%37%51%56%46%50%51%46%55%51%

10768404161420106-111016105-4013729187366174283880336231609195186Bad job72%64%35%67%6%62%42%18%74%-50%35%12%74%-39%37%46%41%40%31%50%26%57%49%39%27%40%38%42%36%39%37%

3-2066131212233914114392820312232112021221010451662Don't know19%-10%9%8%4%10%10%8%3%15%11%6%10%2%14%11%4%18%11%15%5%15%14%14%10%17%14%12%7%18%7%12%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 11Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The Prime Minister, David CameronBase : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

4165381591120911476299173313333195466165043269395235478786173Good job28%14%34%63%19%36%34%18%64%18%31%20%21%64%16%32%36%52%45%30%31%47%31%29%41%34%31%33%44%33%34%35%35%

779913541418682757132087303148174221796102128463110065703468106130237Bad job52%73%51%22%68%54%56%61%19%71%59%68%62%21%75%46%48%34%40%52%48%37%52%40%40%49%52%45%42%48%42%53%47%

31309102324259232322422589634435264153620341126613091Don't know19%13%15%15%13%10%10%21%18%11%11%11%17%15%9%22%16%14%15%18%20%16%16%31%20%18%16%22%14%18%24%12%18%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 12Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The leader of the opposition, Ed MilibandBase : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

2411818461099624539312824184717528228310510926339371684356122117238Good job16%36%61%30%57%38%26%86%17%67%43%11%92%17%44%46%48%44%52%45%50%29%58%40%42%45%57%43%54%40%48%47%48%

10766372714238108191223710919461563019808417589359344703168101112213Bad job72%64%34%62%34%57%70%7%75%24%57%79%5%77%45%44%43%47%45%43%40%52%36%60%44%45%36%45%39%48%40%46%43%

2-958118117-34951134612121610-1020818517321749Don't know12%-5%8%9%5%4%7%8%9%-9%3%6%11%10%9%9%3%12%10%19%6%-13%10%7%12%7%12%13%7%10%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 13Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick CleggBase : All respondents




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296910463324818423296820204611311105589376123625955203163102165Good job18%89%36%17%57%12%95%43%13%53%14%97%49%14%48%45%31%17%23%30%42%8%47%9%30%30%48%35%26%22%25%42%33%

81105452419-41116281614311416392114823102902955104412042805191149115264Bad job55%11%54%76%30%77%-36%81%35%73%3%31%80%39%38%58%75%55%56%43%86%35%72%57%58%34%51%64%64%59%46%53%

4-205103123993-288518425102631229311242222820433072Don't know27%-10%8%13%12%5%21%6%12%13%-20%6%13%18%12%8%23%14%15%5%18%19%14%12%18%14%11%14%17%12%14%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 14Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The leader of UKIP, Nigel FarageBase : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

72664017941810817642211093413823157962124273484256838499982180Good job49%22%34%66%22%36%13%16%76%21%28%12%16%78%21%33%38%37%35%43%30%36%26%51%44%41%20%43%48%35%39%33%36%

14386197927626663741521631082544536212313223923315687Bad job10%41%20%10%23%29%26%24%4%33%29%20%27%3%37%20%17%16%19%14%21%14%22%13%15%15%26%15%11%16%12%23%17%

648914449206730379207928184816430207910517825329067653369125109234Don't know41%38%46%23%55%36%61%60%21%46%42%68%57%19%42%47%45%47%46%43%50%50%52%36%40%44%54%42%41%49%49%44%47%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 15Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The Labour Party candidate in Sheffield Hallam, Oliver CoppardBase : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

-3216305717153045261522216410112742336310352627531504090Good job-26%11%10%38%21%20%15%10%38%20%18%19%10%53%20%18%16%25%15%20%9%23%20%12%17%21%18%7%22%20%16%18%

53782910109317115118327253311821136563124363267345533408478162Bad job39%24%40%48%13%41%26%27%49%19%50%27%23%51%12%33%32%33%30%35%30%37%27%45%41%32%27%36%41%28%33%32%32%

85952540101864583561680551549183321992106188153710464734171120128249Don't know61%49%49%41%49%38%54%58%40%44%30%55%58%39%35%47%50%51%45%50%50%55%50%35%47%50%51%47%52%50%47%52%50%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 16Q7. From what you have seen or heard, do you think ... has done a good job or a bad job? The Conservative Party candidate in Sheffield Hallam, Ian WalkerBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

14488511201227138116819135-49179392496802249104910735824279128111239A government that is100%38%46%85%2%82%36%24%96%1%75%29%14%95%-48%49%61%57%52%38%66%30%72%62%52%29%53%52%56%50%45%48%led by Labour, even if

it relies on thesupport of otherparties

-693676519765795191087424816019147811310964258577633252105119224A government that is-62%48%10%94%18%59%68%4%99%25%66%78%5%100%47%44%29%32%43%54%31%60%28%31%41%62%40%40%37%41%48%45%led by the

Conservatives, even ifit relies on thesupport of otherparties

--1233-210---212--627651018115-5141111610221738Don't know--6%5%4%-5%9%---5%8%--5%7%10%11%5%8%3%10%-6%7%9%7%8%7%9%7%8%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 17Q8. If you were forced to choose, which of the following possible outcomes to the election would you prefer?Base : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

714433-331191133991-279322124940112861859214325346558123Ensuring that there is48%14%23%55%-14%9%10%63%1%13%10%7%64%-26%25%34%29%26%19%33%18%41%24%29%17%28%31%24%26%23%24%a Labour-led government

-25423211438137415571142581873957549-1147333417285755111Ensuring that there is-21%28%4%39%6%41%34%1%46%19%51%41%1%33%25%22%13%16%21%27%14%30%-14%23%27%22%21%19%22%22%22%NOT a Labour-led

government

644219-1591746-1471545-17812094633111942448143716415751108Ensuring that there is44%38%22%32%-61%26%15%32%-63%22%11%31%-17%22%31%22%25%16%32%12%25%31%24%11%24%20%29%22%21%22%NOT a Conservative-led

government

-3272391627141-2383282165762550339412273725816315587Ensuring that there is-27%14%4%49%3%17%24%1%52%-8%27%2%67%20%18%10%13%13%24%10%25%28%16%13%30%16%10%12%12%22%17%a Conservative-led

government

1-273942185112203-13467826314251122418161423442772Don't know8%-14%5%12%16%7%16%4%2%5%8%14%2%-13%12%11%20%14%15%11%15%6%15%12%15%10%18%16%17%11%14%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 18Q9. When it comes to casting your vote, which one of the following - if any - would weigh most on your mind?Base : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

638729219134772198135072765137262476881674934796064335812589214The future of the NHS43%27%45%48%27%38%38%42%50%23%35%42%36%51%17%63%38%40%56%42%42%49%47%62%44%38%49%41%41%41%49%36%43%

73371967812498781046810861210403882322344124216295446100The prospects of cuts49%24%19%32%8%26%23%11%34%10%31%26%7%32%19%10%24%19%23%22%18%25%14%15%29%21%9%27%20%21%21%19%20%to public services,

benefits and taxcredits

1431435263543316516141566813343332393726291615226385The level of government8%34%16%6%44%7%17%31%3%41%5%19%37%4%33%15%18%13%2%18%20%9%20%19%12%18%21%18%20%10%9%26%17%debt

-115-34372841142172253517115-3914736151429The possibility of a-14%8%-4%14%9%7%2%10%16%5%10%2%3%7%6%7%6%3%8%3%10%-4%5%11%4%4%4%6%6%6%smaller party holding

the next government toransom

--6381326102136922651147-3-51934318131528The likelihood of tax--3%5%9%3%8%1%4%12%7%4%2%4%22%2%7%7%3%8%3%-2%-7%9%2%2%4%13%5%6%6%rises

--11323-3721-362318716946-2115658111223Squeezed living--6%5%3%11%-3%5%3%6%-2%4%5%3%5%10%2%3%4%11%4%-3%5%4%4%6%6%4%5%5%standards

--725-253--173-210238917116554815822Don't know--3%4%6%-5%4%2%--3%5%2%-1%3%4%7%5%4%3%4%5%1%3%4%3%5%6%6%3%4%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 19Q10. Thinking about issues which have been raised by the political parties, can I ask which one of the followingwould be particularly important to you when it comes to casting your vote?Base : All respondents




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14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

999429451222577046121777722347186371693100176962712558674577-247247Male63%87%49%48%56%49%67%51%49%58%53%57%55%51%56%46%51%59%37%51%47%50%43%43%35%61%47%43%56%54%-100%49%

51993135131155733410136270185617926279111117918518065903565254-254Female37%13%51%52%44%51%33%49%51%42%47%43%45%49%44%54%49%41%63%49%53%50%57%57%65%39%53%57%44%46%100%-51%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 20GenderBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

--137-951028116212297115428112317294-1328---7837417818-24--7%11%-37%16%9%20%14%30%8%9%20%18%10%15%44%26%12%8%86%3%-16%14%---55%14%17%16%

3119617546151574131663601214011314749---6428366425-3425%13%10%10%21%20%11%6%11%19%32%12%10%11%15%3%16%19%2%22%5%10%1%25%9%24%---45%11%14%13%

433313114220257522424496611447182331754--80-35458035-4432%32%17%22%14%17%7%18%17%9%21%6%17%17%10%9%18%17%8%26%8%5%2%22%22%26%--100%-14%18%16%

2-4512101418331015202881267325027-941949-82--41418245-5412%-23%19%13%4%14%16%23%13%4%18%14%20%18%11%18%4%6%27%13%-6%30%25%24%-52%--16%17%16%

33368114613231525232661754681941-3331422-74--49257455-6421%28%19%13%14%15%19%12%16%19%7%19%17%18%14%17%15%9%19%10%19%-21%23%18%11%-48%--19%10%15%

134715312114519201114719115164417597-110-83123---655812365+10%27%24%25%38%8%33%40%13%25%5%37%34%13%25%50%18%6%39%3%46%-69%-11%1%100%---26%24%25%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 21AgeBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

4690214281956463851870462264135---21151265304197681828111100211Owned outright (without26%61%47%36%52%31%58%50%32%48%25%60%50%32%53%62%37%---100%14%79%36%38%20%79%43%22%20%44%41%42%mortgage)

8471223181134623091247621217155--184-101333412256947629193184Owned with a mortgage59%39%37%37%39%34%33%31%43%38%42%40%34%44%28%16%42%--100%-30%8%22%43%60%4%44%59%44%36%38%37%or loan

--752-36101--491138-23---123521252515823Rented from the council--4%9%2%-9%5%7%1%--3%6%2%12%2%-54%---8%24%6%1%10%3%3%3%6%3%5%

2-217-8-92076-1219364956---12-2734261038233456Rented from someone15%-11%12%-32%-8%14%9%30%-9%13%8%6%13%89%---37%-17%8%16%2%4%12%27%9%14%11%else

--23-1-31-1-31--67----2-142312347Rent free--1%5%-3%-2%1%-4%-2%1%--2%11%----1%-1%2%2%2%1%1%1%2%1%

--215--543--363413-20--67-32562712820Rented from housing--1%2%7%--4%3%4%--2%4%8%4%4%-46%--19%4%-3%1%4%4%2%5%5%3%4%association

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 22TenureBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

1037729331111376834995766151418238412241----206371547780125206Working full time (30+74%27%40%47%42%43%33%33%47%43%42%30%41%46%36%14%50%59%10%67%20%----100%2%46%67%55%32%51%41%hrs a week)

2533136681427966152451560773430---78-8331720512778Working part time (8-2916%48%17%21%7%25%24%12%19%12%26%20%11%17%12%14%16%12%17%18%14%---100%-7%21%21%14%20%11%16%hrs a week)

--4----32---23-341131--7---222247Unemployed - seeking--2%----3%1%---2%2%-2%1%2%3%2%*--45%---1%2%2%1%2%1%work or temporarily

unemployed/sick

--311--232--2425312-4--8---511628Unemployed - Not--2%1%2%--2%2%3%--1%3%5%4%1%2%5%-2%--55%---3%2%1%2%1%2%seeking work

12661837214522827315602915668521913126-160---11042359169160Retired10%24%34%29%47%9%43%47%20%34%13%51%44%20%36%64%23%3%43%7%60%-100%---89%27%3%4%36%28%32%

--6--6-31374-216413112610533------232171733Student--3%--23%-3%9%9%19%-1%11%11%1%8%19%15%5%2%100%------2%22%7%7%7%

--312--13---12---2314-----22247310Refused--2%1%2%--1%2%---1%1%---3%7%1%2%-----1%1%2%3%3%1%2%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 23Working StatusBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

107113324991164744378907217-25925912410176544813549955462127132259AB74%65%59%54%61%37%34%57%51%54%33%28%65%51%40%-71%39%22%68%48%22%41%31%62%65%40%61%67%44%50%54%52%

1-3312139414352374193716-10630123034242031247152712525254106C18%-17%20%16%38%12%13%24%29%30%14%14%26%39%-29%47%28%16%16%71%13%20%15%23%12%17%15%36%20%22%21%

118454661023757131-511015-12-71112947121831C210%11%4%7%6%16%19%6%7%3%14%24%3%5%3%30%-8%2%5%7%-8%-9%6%9%5%5%5%5%7%6%

112881028181710471818772-115749154783392157432972DE8%10%15%14%13%6%25%16%12%13%20%25%13%13%17%70%-2%36%4%23%4%34%49%10%1%32%13%6%5%17%12%14%

-11133139811388---25131219-31085514201332Prefer not to say-14%6%5%4%3%10%8%6%1%4%9%6%5%---4%12%7%6%4%5%-4%5%7%4%6%10%8%5%6%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 24Social GradeBase : All respondents




10823473542330120156681927145155331033685133193224251641582207126158103114260241501Unweighted base

14101936080253311214380223013914242103366634318421133160147820612315680142254247501Weighted base

3139121143223413222130101578177393782231550172618384555100Crookes22%10%20%21%13%16%8%20%23%17%10%7%15%21%23%15%21%27%16%21%17%25%14%24%19%24%14%17%23%27%18%22%20%

-3385212102818154103515918699537465331173724281133504696Dore and Totley-26%20%8%26%9%31%25%13%19%18%34%26%11%21%17%19%14%11%20%22%14%20%10%22%18%19%18%14%23%19%19%19%

-349121343193217332834613751344830626-114917411621494494Ecclesall-24%26%20%17%17%8%17%22%22%13%9%20%24%15%13%21%20%8%26%14%19%16%-14%24%14%26%20%14%19%18%19%

13427228325302472373312158815113252144151631352420315357110Fulwood8%28%22%11%27%33%10%23%21%30%32%6%27%23%28%15%24%24%27%17%24%43%25%35%21%15%28%16%25%22%21%23%22%

10125241461517301061317295425610162847-3841938323714195844101Stannington70%11%13%40%17%24%44%15%21%13%26%45%12%21%13%41%15%16%38%15%22%-24%31%24%19%26%24%18%13%23%18%20%

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Absolutes/col percentsTable 25WardBase : All respondents


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