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Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 1Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like toknow how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Table 1Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like toknow how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
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Table 2Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were ageneral election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 2Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were ageneral election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
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Table 3Data derived from:-Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like toknow how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were ageneral election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (6%), don't know who they would vote for (19%) or refuse to answer (8%)THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
5675312191411703657100168218805445203242139721422711483369050300324624Unweighted base
52349119914714533441061461747246391882231201111681691203059052263305568Weighted base
Table 3Data derived from:-Q.A Some people have said they would not vote in a new General Election, while others have said they would vote. I would like toknow how certain it is that you would actually vote in a general election?Q.B The Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and other parties would fight a new election in your area. If there were ageneral election tomorrow which party do you think you would vote for?Data excludes those who definitely will not vote (6%), don't know who they would vote for (19%) or refuse to answer (8%)THIS TABLE DOES NOT INCLUDE ADJUSTMENT FOR DON'T KNOW/REFUSERS
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Total
39%Conservative
33%Labour
8%Liberal Democrat
7%UKIP
7%Green
6%Other
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Table 4Published Vote Intention FiguresPercentages derived from the responses of 813 respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
16115061553311162725381959643623416350898343776101177Jobs, prices and wages17%17%17%20%13%21%17%20%13%17%20%9%19%27%13%10%18%20%18%4%18%20%28%14%20%17%
Table 5Q2. Thinking about the single issue that will concern you most when it comes to casting your vote, which SINGLE ONE of the following would you say will be the most important?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
45-16494942322177Jobs, prices and wages24%-17%13%20%5%21%30%17%
17-122528811696Education9%-13%7%11%10%10%8%9%
9-1135865473The government deficit5%-12%9%3%7%5%5%7%
10*610262837Europe5%4%6%3%1%7%2%10%4%
7-*11626126Pensions4%-*3%3%2%5%2%3%
11181-1*11Crime and disorder1%11%1%2%*-1%*1%
13182715107779Other7%18%9%7%6%12%6%9%8%
2-16311114Don't know1%-1%2%1%1%1%1%1%
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Table 5Q2. Thinking about the single issue that will concern you most when it comes to casting your vote, which SINGLE ONE of the following would you say will be the most important?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 7Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the opposition Ed Miliband has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
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Table 7Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the opposition Ed Miliband has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 8Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Table 8Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the Liberal Democrats, Nick Clegg has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 10Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the SNP, Nicola Sturgeon has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Table 10Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the SNP, Nicola Sturgeon has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 11Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
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Table 11Q3. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett has done a good job or a bad job?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 17Q5. Thinking about Ed Miliband, would you say he... Could make a good prime ministerBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
1611475048501334296375753853413757611883464812174195Labour forms a17%16%13%18%20%26%37%21%33%3%62%8%7%36%1%17%16%18%22%8%16%27%37%22%15%19%coalition including the
SNP AND the Greens
194182805349112343109633214127544160635313124999118217The Conservatives form20%20%22%19%19%22%25%31%5%43%3%5%44%2%48%23%18%19%23%25%25%14%7%18%24%21%another coalition with
Liberal Democrats
148146405651176860337125531444238368524106689155The Conservatives form16%16%11%21%20%3%8%4%4%27%3%61%1%1%21%13%20%14%14%17%16%14%7%12%18%15%a coalition with UKIP
1161074632299319569331176120184239246212216356119Labour forms a12%12%12%12%11%17%4%14%30%4%4%4%23%33%1%8%8%14%14%12%12%7%16%12%11%11%coalition with the
Liberal Democrats
10095402629541418145*335241320442724442885648104Labour and the11%11%11%10%11%9%4%10%9%6%6%1%6%15%9%5%9%14%10%11%8%16%6%10%10%10%Conservatives form a
grand coalitiontogether
736835122157114271142439212317193533210265480The Conservatives try8%8%9%4%8%9%8%8%2%12%11%6%5%2%15%9%10%5%7%17%6%1%8%5%11%8%to form a minority
Table 18Q6. Many people currently think that no single party will win the 2015 General Election in May, and another coalition will need to be formed,or one party will have to try and run a minority government ON ITS OWN, without having a majority of seats in Parliament.Putting aside your own party preference, IN THE EVENT THAT THERE IS NO CLEAR WINNER, which one of the following do you think would be best for Britain?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
30*34397351614195Labour forms a16%3%37%10%29%6%14%19%19%coalition including the
SNP AND the Greens
453238131232916217The Conservatives form24%48%25%21%12%27%26%21%21%another coalition with
Liberal Democrats
30*7713510228155The Conservatives form16%4%8%19%14%11%20%10%15%a coalition with UKIP
2613423212197119Labour forms a14%11%4%11%13%14%17%9%11%coalition with the
Liberal Democrats
18-445313711104Labour and the10%-4%12%12%3%7%14%10%Conservatives form a
grand coalitiontogether
1417365136880The Conservatives try8%13%8%10%2%16%6%10%8%to form a minority
government
1616392015610101Other9%21%7%10%8%18%5%14%10%
1-23611-12None of these*-2%1%2%1%*-1%
5-5231933259Don't know3%-5%6%8%3%3%2%6%
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Table 18Q6. Many people currently think that no single party will win the 2015 General Election in May, and another coalition will need to be formed,or one party will have to try and run a minority government ON ITS OWN, without having a majority of seats in Parliament.Putting aside your own party preference, IN THE EVENT THAT THERE IS NO CLEAR WINNER, which one of the following do you think would be best for Britain?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 19Q7. Irrespective of which party you yourself support, which team do you think is better able to manage the economy properly?Base: All respondents
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Table 19Q7. Irrespective of which party you yourself support, which team do you think is better able to manage the economy properly?Base: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 20Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? LabourBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Table 20Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? LabourBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 21Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? The ConservativesBase: All respondents
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Table 21Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? The ConservativesBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Vote In 2010RegionGeneral ElectionVoting IntentionSocial ClassAgeGender
NET:Eng-NET:
land &Eng-Mid-Scot-LibLibFe-WaleslandSouthlandsNorthWaleslandDemLabConOtherUKIPDemLabConDEC2C1AB65+35-6425-3418-24maleMaleTotal
95290037026926152901422172749964562392802571332424102335251641205544881042Unweighted base
95089837027125752921381892249260482342672362253072742115311691315434991042Weighted base
Table 22Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? The Liberal DemocratsBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
Table 22Q8. When it comes to making sure that everyone, and especially the wealthy, pay their fair share of tax, would you trust...? The Liberal DemocratsBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
WeightedUnweightedTotalTotal
10421042Unweighted base
10421042Weighted base
224274Conservative21%26%
189217Labour18%21%
138142Liberal Democrat/13%14%Liberal
1419Scottish National1%2%Party/SNP
33Plaid Cymru**
1914Green Party2%1%
1927UKIP2%3%
12BNP**
37Other*1%
312262Did not vote30%25%
7647Refused7%5%
4528Don't know4%3%
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Table 23Q.C/D Voting in May 6th 2010 General ElectionBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
WeightedUnweightedTotalTotal
10421042Unweighted base
10421042Weighted base
Gender
499488Male48%47%
543554Female52%53%
Age
13112018-24 (21)13%12%
16916425-34 (29.5)16%16%
20316035-44 (39.5)19%15%
17619645-54 (49.5)17%19%
15216955-64 (59.5)15%16%
21123365+ (70)20%22%
46.3347.74Average age
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Table 24ClassificationBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
WeightedUnweightedTotalTotal
10421042Weighted base
Social Grade
274410AB26%39%
307242C129%23%
225133C222%13%
236257DE23%25%
Region
349351North33%34%
323321Midlands31%31%
370370South35%36%
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Table 24ClassificationBase: All respondents
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WeightedUnweightedTotalTotal
10421042Weighted base
Working status
459511Full-time44%49%
130136Part-time13%13%
6243Not working but seeking6%4%work or temporarily
unemployed/sick
5642Not working/not seeking5%4%work
271260Retired26%25%
5536Student5%3%
914Refused1%1%
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Table 24ClassificationBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential
WeightedUnweightedTotalTotal
10421042Weighted base
Tenure
339351Own outright33%34%
362378Own with a mortgage35%36%
13577Council13%7%
4051Housing Ass.4%5%
144153Rented from someone14%15%else
12Rent free**
2230Refused2%3%
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Table 24ClassificationBase: All respondents
Prepared on behalf of The Guardian by ICMUnlimited - Confidential