Populus
Absolutely Certain to vote
Men 64%
Women 52%
Definitely won't be voting
Men 5%
Women 6%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
Populus
Absolutely Certain to vote
By voting intention
Conservatives 74%
UKIP 73%
Labour 69%
LibDems 60%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
Populus
Absolutely Certain to vote
By Age
18-24 = 41%
25-34 = 44%
35-44 = 50%
45-54 = 62%
55-64 = 71%
65+ = 72%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
Populus
Definitely won't be voting
By Age
18-24 = 5%
25-34 = 9%
35-44 = 8%
45-54 = 5%
55-64 = 3%
65+ = 3%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
Populus
Absolutely Certain to vote
Scotland 63%
SE. ENGLAND 58%
Midlands 58%
N. England 56%
Wales & SW England 56%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
Populus
Definitely won't be voting
N.England 7%
SE England 6%
Midlands 5%
Wasle & SE England 4%
Scotland 4%
— General Election (@UKELECTIONS2015) March 3, 2015
SOURCE
This has got to be fairytale polls.
ReplyDeleteBecause the bulk of people do not vote nor keep themselves registered to vote. We have had one hung parliament and the next one will be even more severely hung.
And the young vote the least.
What it appears to be is the friends, family, good mates, business interests and party members saying if they will vote for their own party?
That has got to be a tiny percentage of all voters.
And there are a lot of parties, even running in 1/6th of the seats for the fair media coverage threshold, who are getting absolutely nil coverage by any media.
Tens of millions of people will not vote in 2015.
It appears only 8 million voted in 2010, with nearly 16 million registered voters not bothering to come out, 9 million of them being women.
In 2014 there were 7.5 million eligible voters not registered to vote, of these 4 million were young people 18-25 (16-18 in Scotland) and around 2 million disabled out of the around 11 million disabled, with most of these not coming out to vote as no big party offers them a thing.
Voting has gone out of fashion and shows no sign of returning any time soon.
So small parties, if only they could get newspaper and TV coverage, have the best chance in a generation.
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