In late October 2022, a very spooky survey was put up on r/UKpolitics, and there were 1,629 responses. These are the results:
If there were a GE two days from now, which party would you vote for
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Next were a whole pile of questions (too many), where there was no strong difference between party voting:
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Eliminating the budget deficit should be an important priority for the govt
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I’m optimistic about the future
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I will likely have fewer children than I would like due to financial concerns
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There should be close to no limits on immigration
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Protesting the dairy industry by pouring milk on the floor is immoral: it just wastes more food and minimum wage workers have to clean it up
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I approach political issues in as cold and rational way as possible, rather than thinking about the lives of the individuals affected
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The govt should boycott the world cup in Qatar due to their human rights abuses
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I won’t be watching the world cup in Qatar due to their human rights abuses
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Protests like blocking motorways or pouring soup on paintings hurt their causes more than they help them
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I’m a feminist
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Rishi’s personal wealth doesn’t matter, I’ll judge him based on his policies
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The UK is institutionally racist
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If I watched a politician I didn’t know give a speech, and they introduced themselves by stating their pronouns, I’d think less of them
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Corporate greed is a significant factor in the current levels of high inflation
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The market would have reacted at least as badly to any budget by Corbyn as they did to Liz Truss’s budget