Provisional: live fieldwork, 2027 interviews so far. Percentages are of each
question's valid base (missing/not-asked excluded). Right-hand grey figure = count.
Quota fill from response data
Computed directly from the answers, so it stays correct even when a survey's platform quota counter is broken. ⚠ = platform counter disagrees.
Age
18-24
228/250
25-34
380/400
35-44
362/400
45-54
414/400
55-64
350/320
65+
292/500
Sex
Female
1139/1200
Male
888/1200
Region
North West
?/300
North East
?/250
Yorkshire and the Humber
?/200
East of England
?/250
West Midlands
?/250
East Midlands
?/100
Wales
?/150
Scotland
?/250
South East
?/250
London
?/300
South West
?/250
Northern Ireland
?/100
aehhinc
£0 - £19,999
662/9999
£20,000 - £39,999
737/9999
£40,000+
628/9999
se_group
ABC1
960/9999
C2DE
1067/9999
hiqual
No Qualifications / Level 1
443/9999
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
592/9999
Level 3
216/9999
Level 4+
776/9999
Device_1 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Desktop
Base: 301
Desktop
100.0%
301
Device_2 Device - ** HIDDEN QUESTION TO STORE: Store device type ** Mobile
Base: 1726
Mobile
100.0%
1726
Sex What is your sex?
Base: 2027
Female
56.2%
1139
Male
43.8%
888
Country In which country do you currently live?
Base: 2027
England
83.7%
1697
Scotland
9.2%
187
Wales
4.9%
100
Northern Ireland
2.1%
43
Region_A *** Autocoding Scotland or Northern Ireland or Wales
Base: 330
Scotland
56.7%
187
Wales
30.3%
100
Northern Ireland
13.0%
43
Region_B These are the regions of England. Which Region do you live in?
Base: 1697
London
16.2%
275
South East
15.6%
265
North West
13.9%
236
West Midlands
11.4%
194
Yorkshire and the Humber
10.5%
179
East of England
10.0%
169
South West
9.5%
161
East Midlands
7.0%
119
North East
5.8%
99
Region_C *** Region
Base: 2027
London
13.6%
275
South East
13.1%
265
North West
11.6%
236
West Midlands
9.6%
194
Scotland
9.2%
187
Yorkshire and the Humber
8.8%
179
East of England
8.3%
169
South West
7.9%
161
East Midlands
5.9%
119
Wales
4.9%
100
North East
4.9%
99
Northern Ireland
2.1%
43
london_borough Which borough do you live in?
Base: 275
City of London
7.3%
20
Barking and Dagenham
5.1%
14
Sutton
5.1%
14
Ealing
4.7%
13
Enfield
4.7%
13
Croydon
4.4%
12
Hillingdon
4.4%
12
Lewisham
4.4%
12
Waltham Forest
4.4%
12
Barnet
4.0%
11
Hounslow
4.0%
11
Brent
3.6%
10
Hackney
3.6%
10
Tower Hamlets
3.6%
10
Harrow
2.9%
8
Newham
2.9%
8
Redbridge
2.9%
8
Wandsworth
2.9%
8
Bexley
2.5%
7
Haringey
2.5%
7
Havering
2.5%
7
Lambeth
2.5%
7
Westminster
2.5%
7
Greenwich
2.2%
6
Camden
1.8%
5
Southwark
1.8%
5
Bromley
1.5%
4
Kensington and Chelsea
1.5%
4
Islington
1.1%
3
Merton
1.1%
3
Richmond upon Thames
0.7%
2
Hammersmith and Fulham
0.4%
1
Kingston upon Thames
0.4%
1
la_east_mids Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 119
Lincolnshire
16.0%
19
Nottinghamshire
16.0%
19
Derbyshire
11.8%
14
Leicester
11.8%
14
Leicestershire
11.8%
14
Derby
10.9%
13
North Northamptonshire
10.1%
12
Nottingham
5.9%
7
West Northamptonshire
4.2%
5
Rutland
1.7%
2
la_south_east Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 265
Kent
17.7%
47
Hampshire
14.3%
38
Surrey
10.6%
28
East Sussex
7.9%
21
West Sussex
7.2%
19
Buckinghamshire
5.7%
15
Brighton and Hove
5.3%
14
Oxfordshire
5.3%
14
Bracknell Forest
3.8%
10
Milton Keynes
3.4%
9
Portsmouth
3.4%
9
Southampton
3.4%
9
Medway
3.0%
8
Reading
3.0%
8
Isle of Wight
1.5%
4
Slough
1.5%
4
West Berkshire
1.5%
4
Wokingham
1.1%
3
Windsor and Maidenhead
0.4%
1
la_east_england Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 169
Essex
24.3%
41
Norfolk
19.5%
33
Suffolk
16.0%
27
Hertfordshire
14.8%
25
Cambridgeshire
8.3%
14
Peterborough
5.3%
9
Central Bedfordshire
3.6%
6
Thurrock
3.0%
5
Bedford
2.4%
4
Southend-on-Sea
2.4%
4
Luton
0.6%
1
la_north_west Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 236
Manchester
20.8%
49
Liverpool
10.6%
25
Lancashire
10.2%
24
Cheshire West and Chester
6.4%
15
Wigan
5.9%
14
Blackpool
4.7%
11
Bolton
4.7%
11
Cheshire East
4.2%
10
Cumberland
3.8%
9
Oldham
3.4%
8
Salford
3.0%
7
Stockport
3.0%
7
Tameside
2.5%
6
Warrington
2.5%
6
Blackburn with Darwen
2.1%
5
Bury
2.1%
5
Wirral
2.1%
5
Sefton
1.7%
4
St Helens
1.7%
4
Knowsley
1.3%
3
Rochdale
1.3%
3
Halton
0.8%
2
Westmorland and Furness
0.8%
2
Trafford
0.4%
1
la_north_east Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 99
County Durham
16.2%
16
Newcastle upon Tyne
15.2%
15
Gateshead
12.1%
12
Northumberland
12.1%
12
Sunderland
10.1%
10
Darlington
7.1%
7
Stockton-on-Tees
7.1%
7
Middlesbrough
5.1%
5
South Tyneside
5.1%
5
Hartlepool
4.0%
4
Redcar and Cleveland
4.0%
4
North Tyneside
2.0%
2
la_west_mids Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 194
Birmingham
37.1%
72
Coventry
9.8%
19
Worcestershire
8.2%
16
Walsall
7.2%
14
Warwickshire
6.7%
13
Staffordshire
6.2%
12
Wolverhampton
6.2%
12
Stoke-on-Trent
5.2%
10
Sandwell
3.1%
6
Solihull
3.1%
6
Telford and Wrekin
2.6%
5
Dudley
2.1%
4
Shropshire
1.5%
3
County of Herefordshire
1.0%
2
la_south_west Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 161
Devon
16.8%
27
Somerset
14.3%
23
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
10.6%
17
Gloucestershire
9.3%
15
Wiltshire
9.3%
15
City of Bristol
8.7%
14
Cornwall
6.8%
11
Dorset
5.6%
9
Plymouth
5.0%
8
Bath and North East Somerset
3.1%
5
South Gloucestershire
3.1%
5
Torbay
3.1%
5
Swindon
2.5%
4
North Somerset
1.9%
3
la_yorkshire_humber Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 179
Leeds
17.9%
32
Bradford
11.7%
21
Sheffield
11.7%
21
Doncaster
7.8%
14
East Riding of Yorkshire
7.3%
13
North East Lincolnshire
6.1%
11
North Yorkshire
6.1%
11
Wakefield
5.6%
10
Barnsley
5.0%
9
Kirklees
4.5%
8
City of Kingston upon Hull
3.9%
7
Rotherham
3.9%
7
York
3.9%
7
Calderdale
3.4%
6
North Lincolnshire
1.1%
2
scot_region Which electoral region of Scotland do you live in?
Base: 186
Glasgow
24.2%
45
Central Scotland
19.4%
36
North East Scotland
15.1%
28
Mid Scotland and Fife
11.8%
22
West Scotland
11.3%
21
South Scotland
7.5%
14
Lothian
5.4%
10
Highlands and Islands
5.4%
10
la_scotland Which council area do you live in?
Base: 187
Glasgow City
16.0%
30
Fife
8.0%
15
City of Edinburgh
6.4%
12
Aberdeenshire
5.3%
10
Angus
5.3%
10
North Lanarkshire
4.8%
9
West Lothian
4.8%
9
South Lanarkshire
4.3%
8
Aberdeen City
3.7%
7
North Ayrshire
3.7%
7
Highland
3.2%
6
Inverclyde
3.2%
6
Dundee City
2.7%
5
East Ayrshire
2.7%
5
Falkirk
2.7%
5
Moray
2.7%
5
Dumfries and Galloway
2.1%
4
Perth and Kinross
2.1%
4
Renfrewshire
2.1%
4
South Ayrshire
2.1%
4
West Dunbartonshire
2.1%
4
Argyll and Bute
1.6%
3
East Dunbartonshire
1.6%
3
Scottish Borders
1.6%
3
Clackmannanshire
1.1%
2
Midlothian
1.1%
2
Stirling
1.1%
2
East Lothian
0.5%
1
East Renfrewshire
0.5%
1
Orkney Islands
0.5%
1
la_wales In which local authority do you live?
Base: 100
Cardiff // Caerdydd
17.0%
17
Carmarthenshire // Sir Gaerfyrddin
9.0%
9
Rhondda Cynon Taf // Rhondda Cynon Taf
9.0%
9
Ceredigion // Ceredigion
8.0%
8
Torfaen // Torfaen
7.0%
7
Vale of Glamorgan // Bro Morgannwg
7.0%
7
Caerphilly // Caerffili
6.0%
6
Flintshire // Sir y Fflint
5.0%
5
Newport // Casnewydd
5.0%
5
Wrexham // Wrecsam
5.0%
5
Bridgend // Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr
3.0%
3
Denbighshire // Sir Ddinbych
3.0%
3
Monmouthshire // Sir Fynwy
3.0%
3
Swansea // Abertawe
3.0%
3
Blaenau Gwent // Blaenau Gwent
2.0%
2
Gwynedd // Gwynedd
2.0%
2
Merthyr Tydfil // Merthyr Tudful
2.0%
2
Pembrokeshire // Sir Benfro
2.0%
2
Isle of Anglesey // Ynys Môn
1.0%
1
Neath Port Talbot // Castell-nedd Port Talbot
1.0%
1
welsh_region **HIDDEN** Welsh Region From LA
Base: 100
South Wales Central
33.0%
33
South Wales East
25.0%
25
Mid and West Wales
19.0%
19
North Wales
16.0%
16
South Wales West
7.0%
7
la_northern_ireland Which local authority do you live in?
Base: 43
Belfast
32.6%
14
Ards and North Down
16.3%
7
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon
14.0%
6
Derry City and Strabane
9.3%
4
Lisburn and Castlereagh
9.3%
4
Antrim and Newtownabbey
7.0%
3
Causeway Coast and Glens
4.7%
2
Fermanagh and Omagh
2.3%
1
Mid Ulster
2.3%
1
Newry, Mourne and Down
2.3%
1
natid_sco_1 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? Scottish
Base: 144
Scottish
100.0%
144
natid_sco_2 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? English
Base: 15
English
100.0%
15
natid_sco_3 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? Irish
Base: 1
Irish
100.0%
1
natid_sco_4 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? Welsh
Base: 1
Welsh
100.0%
1
natid_sco_5 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? British
Base: 34
British
100.0%
34
natid_sco_6 natid_sco - What do you feel is your national identity? Other
Base: 6
Other
100.0%
6
natid_ew_1 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? British
Base: 1190
British
100.0%
1190
natid_ew_2 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? English
Base: 785
English
100.0%
785
natid_ew_3 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? Welsh
Base: 59
Welsh
100.0%
59
natid_ew_4 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? Scottish
Base: 10
Scottish
100.0%
10
natid_ew_5 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? Northern Irish
Base: 29
Northern Irish
100.0%
29
natid_ew_6 natid_ew - How would you describe your national identity? Other, write in
Base: 83
Other, write in
100.0%
83
computationaladults How many people aged 14 or over live in your household, including yourself?
Base: 2027
2
43.2%
876
1 (only me)
26.8%
544
3
17.7%
359
4
7.8%
159
5
3.2%
65
6 or more
1.2%
24
computationalchildren How many children aged 13 or under live in your household?
Base: 2027
0 (no children aged 13 or under)
66.9%
1357
1
19.4%
393
2
9.5%
192
3
3.3%
66
4
0.7%
15
5
0.1%
3
6 or more
0.0%
1
HHinc Which of the following categories best describes your annual household income, including all benefits, but before tax is deducted?
Base: 2027
£20,000 - £29,999
17.8%
360
£30,000 - £39,999
15.7%
319
£40,000 - £49,999
10.7%
217
£10,000 - £14,999
8.5%
173
Less than £10,000
7.7%
156
£15,000 - £19,999
7.0%
142
£50,000 - £59,999
6.7%
135
£60,000 - £69,999
6.0%
122
Prefer not to say
3.9%
80
£100,000 - £149,999
3.8%
78
£70,000 - £79,999
3.8%
77
£90,000 - £99,999
2.6%
53
£80,000 - £89,999
2.4%
48
Don't know
1.3%
27
£200,000 or more
1.1%
22
£150,000 - £199,999
0.9%
18
HHinc_Range We want to hear from a broad range of people from across the country. We ask about annual household income for demographic purposes only. It does not need to be exact, just as accurate an estimate as you can give.
Base: 107
Less than £20,000
41.1%
44
Between £20,000 and £39,999
32.7%
35
Between £40,000 and £59,999
19.6%
21
£60,000 or more
6.5%
7
aehhinc The calculation needs to use computationalincome, computationaladults and computationalchildren
Base: 2027
£20,000 - £39,999
36.4%
737
£0 - £19,999
32.7%
662
£40,000+
31.0%
628
emp1 Which of the following best describes your current employment status?
Base: 2027
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
45.6%
925
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
13.9%
281
Retired
13.3%
269
Unemployed
7.3%
147
Unable to work due to long-term illness or disability
6.8%
137
Family carer / homemaker
5.7%
116
Self-employed
3.6%
73
Student
3.3%
66
Unpaid volunteer
0.6%
13
emp2 Are you currently also in any paid employment alongside your studies?
Base: 66
Not Employed
56.1%
37
Employed part-time (Up to 30 hours per week)
34.8%
23
Self Employed
7.6%
5
Employed full-time (More than 30 hours per week)
1.5%
1
tenure Which of the following types of housing tenure best describes the accommodation you live in?
Base: 2027
Owned outright
27.3%
554
Owned with a mortgage or loan
23.0%
466
Rented from private landlord or letting agency
17.5%
355
Rented from Council (Local Authority)
14.2%
288
Rented from housing association, housing co-operative, charitable trust, or registered social landlord
10.8%
219
Living rent free
3.1%
62
Shared ownership - with a mortgage and paying rent
1.6%
32
Rented from a relative or friend of household member
1.1%
22
Other private rented
1.1%
22
Tied accommodation (accommodation provided by employer of a household member)
0.3%
7
seg Which of the following best describes the current occupation of the chief income earner in your household?
Base: 2027
Supervisory or clerical and junior managerial roles, administrative or professional
18.5%
376
Intermediate managerial roles, administrative or professional
18.5%
375
Skilled manual worker
15.6%
317
Unemployed
12.7%
258
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual worker
12.1%
246
Higher managerial roles, administrative or professional
10.3%
209
Pensioner
9.8%
198
Casual worker
2.4%
48
se_group *Hidden* Question for Socio-Economic Groups
Base: 2027
C2DE
52.6%
1067
ABC1
47.4%
960
qual_multi_1 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? No Qualifications
Base: 123
No Qualifications
100.0%
123
qual_multi_2 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
Base: 121
Entry level qualification (e g entry level certificate, Skills for Life)
100.0%
121
qual_multi_3 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
Base: 139
Level 1 qualification (e g Level 1 basic / essential / functional skills, Music Grade 1, 2, or 3)
100.0%
139
qual_multi_4 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A formal Apprenticeship
Base: 115
A formal Apprenticeship
100.0%
115
qual_multi_5 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
Base: 305
NVQs / GNVQs / RSA Diploma
100.0%
305
qual_multi_6 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Standard Grade
Base: 46
Standard Grade
100.0%
46
qual_multi_7 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
Base: 751
GCSEs / O-Levels / CSEs
100.0%
751
qual_multi_8 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Highers / Advanced Highers
Base: 83
Highers / Advanced Highers
100.0%
83
qual_multi_9 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 101
AS-Levels
100.0%
101
qual_multi_10 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 410
A-Levels
100.0%
410
qual_multi_11 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
Base: 48
International Baccalaureate Diploma / Technical Baccalaureate Level 3
100.0%
48
qual_multi_12 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
Base: 82
Higher National Certificate (HNC) / Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE)
100.0%
82
qual_multi_13 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
Base: 105
Higher National Diploma (HND) / Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE) / Foundation Degree
100.0%
105
qual_multi_14 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
Base: 116
Professional Qualifications (e g Teaching, Nursing, Accountancy, Licentiateship)
100.0%
116
qual_multi_15 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
Base: 553
Degree / Postgraduate Degree (e g BA, BSc, MA, MSc, MRes, MBA, PGCE, PGDip, PhD)
100.0%
553
qual_multi_16 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Award
Base: 20
Award
100.0%
20
qual_multi_17 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Certificate (Other)
Base: 45
Certificate (Other)
100.0%
45
qual_multi_18 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Diploma (Other)
Base: 38
Diploma (Other)
100.0%
38
qual_multi_19 qual_multi - Which of these qualifications do you have? Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skills certification scheme (CSCS), & Foreign Qualifications)
Base: 53
Other (incl other work-related qualifications / vocational training, e g forklift operator training, construction skil
100.0%
53
qual_nvq At which level is your highest qualification for your NVQs/GNVQs/RSA Diploma?
Base: 305
NVQ Level 3 or an Advanced GNVQ or an RSA Advanced Diploma
43.6%
133
NVQ Level 2 or an Intermediate GNVQ or an RSA Diploma
32.1%
98
NVQ Level 4 or higher, or an RSA Higher Diploma
14.4%
44
NVQ Level 1 or a Foundation GNVQ
9.8%
30
qual_alevel_1 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? A-Levels
Base: 410
3
51.0%
209
2
24.9%
102
4+
18.0%
74
1
6.1%
25
qual_alevel_2 qual_alevel - How many of each of the following qualifications do you have? AS-Levels
Base: 101
4+
31.7%
32
3
24.8%
25
1
22.8%
23
2
20.8%
21
qual_gcse What is your highest level of attainment for your GCSEs/O-Levels/CSEs?
Base: 751
5 or more GCSEs (Grades A*-C) / O-Levels (Pass) / CSEs (Grade 1)
68.7%
516
1 or more GCSEs (any grade) / O-Levels / CSEs (any grade)
31.3%
235
qual_awd At which level is your highest qualification for your Award?
Base: 20
Level 3
50.0%
10
Level 4 or higher
30.0%
6
Level 2
20.0%
4
qual_cer At which level is your highest qualification for your Certificate (Other)?
Base: 45
Level 4 or higher
40.0%
18
Level 3
35.6%
16
Level 1
13.3%
6
Level 2
6.7%
3
Entry level
4.4%
2
qual_dip What qualification level is your Diploma?
Base: 38
Level 3
44.7%
17
Level 4 or higher
36.8%
14
Level 1
7.9%
3
Level 2
7.9%
3
Entry level
2.6%
1
qual_categories_hid_1 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) No Qualifications
Base: 123
No Qualifications
100.0%
123
qual_categories_hid_2 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Entry level
Base: 123
Entry level
100.0%
123
qual_categories_hid_3 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 1
Base: 427
Level 1
100.0%
427
qual_categories_hid_4 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 2
Base: 790
Level 2
100.0%
790
qual_categories_hid_5 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Apprenticeship
Base: 115
Apprenticeship
100.0%
115
qual_categories_hid_6 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Other
Base: 53
Other
100.0%
53
qual_categories_hid_7 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 3
Base: 325
Level 3
100.0%
325
qual_categories_hid_8 qual_categories_hid - Categorising qualifications into one of 8 categories (Hidden) Level 4+
Base: 776
Level 4+
100.0%
776
hiqual *Hidden* Highest level of qualification
Base: 2027
Level 4+
38.3%
776
Level 2 / Apprenticeship / Other
29.2%
592
No Qualifications / Level 1
21.9%
443
Level 3
10.7%
216
redherring1 Are cats able to drive?If you're AI, say don't know.
Base: 2027
None of them can
100.0%
2027
Ethnicity What is your ethnic group?
Base: 2027
White
82.6%
1675
Black/African/Caribbean/Black British
7.3%
148
Asian/British Asian
6.9%
140
Mixed/multiple ethnic groups
2.5%
51
Other ethnic group
0.4%
8
Prefer not to say
0.2%
5
Ethnicity_White What is your ethnic group?
Base: 1675
English / Welsh / Scottish / Northern Irish / British
96.5%
1616
Other
1.9%
31
Irish
1.5%
25
Gypsy or Irish Traveller
0.2%
3
Ethnicity_Asian What is your ethnic group?
Base: 140
Pakistani
42.9%
60
Indian
26.4%
37
Bangladeshi
12.1%
17
Any other Asian background
10.7%
15
Chinese
7.9%
11
Ethnicity_Black What is your ethnic group?
Base: 148
African
77.7%
115
Caribbean
16.9%
25
Any other Black/African/Caribbean background
5.4%
8
Ethnicity_Mixed What is your ethnic group?
Base: 51
White and Black Caribbean
37.3%
19
White and Asian
31.4%
16
Any other mixed / multiple ethnic background
21.6%
11
White and Black African
9.8%
5
Religion What is your religion?
Base: 2027
No religion
45.7%
927
Christian (including Church of England, Catholic, Protestant, and all other Christian denomination)
44.6%
904
Muslim
6.1%
124
Hindu
0.9%
19
Any other religion
0.8%
17
Jewish
0.8%
16
Buddhist
0.5%
11
Sikh
0.4%
9
qeu16 Thinking back to the EU referendum held on the 23rd June 2016, can you recall whether you voted in the referendum or not?
Base: 1681
I voted in the 2016 EU referendum
75.1%
1262
I did not vote in the 2016 EU referendum
20.5%
345
Don’t know
4.4%
74
eu16 How did you vote in the 2016 Referendum?
Base: 1262
Remain
53.4%
674
Leave
46.0%
580
Can’t remember
0.6%
8
qge24 Thinking back to the General Election held on the 4th July 2024, can you recall whether you voted in that election or not?
Base: 2027
I voted in the 2024 General Election
68.6%
1391
I did not vote for the 2024 General Election
26.3%
534
Can’t remember
5.0%
102
ge24 For which party did you vote in the 2024 General Election?
Base: 1391
Labour
43.5%
605
Conservative
20.3%
282
Reform UK
14.7%
205
Liberal Democrats
7.9%
110
Green Party
5.0%
69
Scottish National Party (SNP)
3.9%
54
Can’t remember
1.7%
23
Sinn Fein
0.9%
12
Another party
0.7%
10
Plaid Cymru
0.5%
7
Democratic Unionist Party
0.4%
6
SDLP
0.2%
3
Alliance
0.1%
2
UUP
0.1%
2
TUV
0.1%
1
ltv If there were to be a general election, on a scale of 0 - 10, where 0 is would not vote and 10 is certain to vote, how likely would you be to vote?
Base: 2027
10 - Certain to vote
50.3%
1020
0 - Would not vote
10.9%
221
8
8.6%
174
9
7.9%
161
5
5.8%
117
7
5.3%
108
6
3.3%
67
4
2.2%
45
3
2.2%
44
2
2.0%
41
1
1.4%
29
gevi If there were a general election tomorrow, and there were candidates from all political parties standing in your constituency, for which party would you vote?
Base: 1806
Labour
25.1%
453
Reform UK
22.6%
409
Conservative
15.6%
281
Undecided
11.7%
212
Green Party
9.9%
179
Liberal Democrats
7.3%
132
Scottish National Party (SNP)
3.4%
62
Another party
1.9%
35
Sinn Fein
0.8%
15
Plaid Cymru
0.7%
12
Democratic Unionist Party
0.3%
6
Alliance
0.2%
3
UUP
0.2%
3
SDLP
0.2%
3
TUV
0.1%
1
party_id Do you generally feel closer to one of the parties than the others? If so, which one?
Base: 2027
I don’t feel close to any political party
24.4%
494
Labour
22.6%
458
Reform UK
18.5%
375
Conservative
14.1%
285
Green Party
7.9%
160
Liberal Democrats
6.4%
130
Scottish National Party (SNP)
2.9%
58
Another party
1.2%
24
Sinn Fein
0.6%
13
Plaid Cymru
0.6%
12
Alliance
0.2%
5
Democratic Unionist Party
0.2%
4
UUP
0.2%
4
SDLP
0.2%
4
TUV
0.0%
1
party_id_strength On a scale from 0-10, where 0 means “Not close at all” and 10 means “Very close”, how close do you feel towards ?
Base: 1509
10 - Very close
25.8%
389
8
22.1%
334
7
16.0%
242
9
13.4%
202
6
8.5%
129
5
6.7%
101
4
2.5%
38
3
2.3%
35
2
0.8%
12
Don’t know
0.8%
12
0 - Not close at all
0.7%
11
1
0.3%
4
Q4_1 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? King Charles III
Base: 2027
Very favourable
24.6%
498
Somewhat favourable
23.0%
466
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
22.7%
460
Very unfavourable
14.1%
286
Somewhat unfavourable
12.1%
246
Don’t know
2.7%
55
Don’t know who this is
0.8%
16
Q4_2 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Queen Camilla
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
25.5%
517
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
24.8%
503
Somewhat favourable
19.3%
392
Somewhat unfavourable
15.0%
305
Very favourable
11.3%
229
Don’t know
2.7%
55
Don’t know who this is
1.3%
26
Q4_3 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Prince William
Base: 2027
Very favourable
41.1%
833
Somewhat favourable
25.1%
509
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
17.8%
361
Very unfavourable
6.9%
139
Somewhat unfavourable
6.5%
131
Don’t know
2.2%
45
Don’t know who this is
0.4%
9
Q4_4 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Catherine, Princess of Wales
Base: 2027
Very favourable
39.4%
798
Somewhat favourable
24.0%
486
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
19.8%
402
Very unfavourable
7.1%
143
Somewhat unfavourable
5.1%
104
Don’t know
2.9%
58
Don’t know who this is
1.8%
36
Q4_5 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Prince Harry
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
23.0%
466
Somewhat favourable
20.9%
424
Very unfavourable
19.5%
396
Very favourable
18.3%
370
Somewhat unfavourable
15.8%
321
Don’t know
2.2%
45
Don’t know who this is
0.2%
5
Q4_6 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
29.2%
592
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
23.2%
471
Somewhat unfavourable
16.1%
326
Somewhat favourable
15.9%
322
Very favourable
11.2%
227
Don’t know
2.8%
56
Don’t know who this is
1.6%
33
Q4_7 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Princess Anne
Base: 2027
Very favourable
28.2%
571
Somewhat favourable
26.4%
536
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
25.5%
516
Somewhat unfavourable
7.1%
144
Very unfavourable
7.1%
144
Don’t know
3.5%
71
Don’t know who this is
2.2%
45
Q4_8 Q4 - How favourable or unfavourable is your view of each of the following members of the Royal Family? Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
58.6%
1188
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
13.2%
268
Somewhat unfavourable
11.2%
228
Somewhat favourable
6.2%
125
Very favourable
5.4%
109
Don’t know
3.0%
61
Don’t know who this is
2.4%
48
Q5 To what extent, if at all, do you think the Royal Family is good or bad for the UK’s image abroad?
Base: 2027
Very good
30.5%
619
Somewhat good
27.7%
561
Neither good nor bad
22.5%
456
Somewhat bad
8.3%
169
Very bad
6.5%
131
Don’t know
4.5%
91
Q6 To what extent, if at all, do you think the Royal Family helps to keep the United Kingdom together?
Base: 2027
A fair amount
32.6%
661
A great deal
25.7%
520
Not very much
22.6%
458
Not at all
13.0%
263
Don’t know
6.2%
125
Q7 How important, if at all, is the Royal Family to life in your area of Britain?
Base: 2027
Somewhat important
28.1%
569
Not very important
23.6%
478
Not at all important
22.4%
455
Very important
19.9%
403
Don’t know
6.0%
122
Q8 How important, if at all, is the monarchy to British identity?
Base: 2027
Very important
38.1%
773
Somewhat important
30.9%
626
Not very important
13.9%
281
Not at all important
11.5%
234
Don’t know
5.6%
113
Q9 Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
The monarchy brings more stability to the country in times of crisis because the monarch is not elected and the role is
43.3%
878
An elected Head of State would bring more stability to the country in times of crisis because the public would be able t
23.4%
474
There would be no real difference between the two
21.3%
432
Don’t know
12.0%
243
Q10 The Royal Family receives public funding for official duties through the Sovereign Grant. The Sovereign Grant began in 2012, when it was worth £31 million. This year, it was worth £137.9 million.Which of the following comes closest to your view
Base: 2027
The Royal Family should receive public funding only for some official duties
34.8%
705
The Royal Family should receive no public funding and should fund itself entirely
31.4%
637
The Royal Family should continue to receive public funding for all official duties
22.1%
448
Don’t know
11.7%
237
Q11 Which of the following comes closest to your view about the amount of public funding the Royal Family receives through the Sovereign Grant?
Base: 2027
It is much too high
32.8%
665
It is about right
28.4%
575
It is somewhat too high
20.4%
414
Don’t know
13.4%
271
It is somewhat too low
2.9%
59
It is much too low
2.1%
43
Q12 Some people have suggested replacing the Sovereign Grant with a salary for the King. If the King were paid a salary instead of the Sovereign Grant, what annual salary do you think would be appropriate?
Base: 2027
Don’t know
25.7%
520
The King should not be paid a salary
24.6%
499
£1 million to £4.9 million
12.1%
246
£100,000 to £249,999
8.6%
174
£5 million or more
7.8%
159
£500,000 to £999,999
7.5%
152
Less than £100,000
7.0%
141
£250,000 to £499,999
6.7%
136
Q13 As Prince of Wales, Prince William receives income from the Duchy of Cornwall, an estate which owns land and property across the UK. In 2024-25, the Duchy reported £22.9 million in surplus income. It can charge rent to organisations that use
Base: 2027
The Duchy of Cornwall should be able to charge public bodies rent, but only at a reduced rate
29.1%
589
The Duchy of Cornwall should not be able to charge public bodies rent at all
25.6%
519
Don’t know
22.8%
462
The Duchy of Cornwall should be able to charge public bodies rent at market rate
22.5%
457
Q14 The King and the Prince of Wales are not legally required to pay income tax in the same way as other citizens, but make some tax payments voluntarily.Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
The King and the Prince of Wales should be legally required to pay income tax on their earnings in the same way as other
64.6%
1309
The King and the Prince of Wales should not be legally required to pay income tax on their earnings in the same way as o
18.7%
380
Don’t know
16.7%
338
Q15 The King has paid tax voluntarily, but does not publish full details of his private earnings.Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
The King should be required to publish the full details of his private earnings
49.8%
1009
The King should not be required to publish the full details of his private earnings
33.1%
671
Don’t know
17.1%
347
Q16 The King inherited assets from the late Queen but did not have to pay inheritance tax, because inheritance tax does not apply in the usual way to assets passed from one monarch to the next.Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
The King should have to pay inheritance tax on inherited assets
57.2%
1160
The King should not have to pay inheritance tax on inherited assets
25.9%
525
Don’t know
16.9%
342
Q17_1 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 1413
100.0%
1413
Q17_2 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 1150
100.0%
1150
Q17_3 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 976
100.0%
976
Q17_4 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 787
100.0%
787
Q17_5 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 574
100.0%
574
Q17_6 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 376
100.0%
376
Q17_7 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 225
100.0%
225
Q17_8 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 61
100.0%
61
Q17_9 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 27
100.0%
27
Q17_10 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 15
100.0%
15
Q17_11 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 9
100.0%
9
Q17_12 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 5
100.0%
5
Q17_13 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 3
100.0%
3
Q17_14 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 3
100.0%
3
Q17_15 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 3
100.0%
3
Q17_17 Q17 - A "working royal" means a member of the Royal Family who carries out official public duties on behalf of the monarch. This can include attending public engagements, supporting charities, representing the UK at events, and taking part in ceremonia
Base: 610
I don’t know who any of the working royals are
100.0%
610
Q18 There are currently 11 working royals who carry out official duties on behalf of the monarch. Their official duties are supported by public funding.Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
This is about the right number
47.5%
962
This is too many
23.3%
472
Don’t know
19.1%
387
This is too few
10.2%
206
Q19 Thinking specifically about working royals, which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
Working royals should receive public funding only for some official duties
41.7%
845
Working royals should not receive any public funding for official duties
22.6%
458
Working royals should receive public funding for official duties
22.2%
449
Don’t knoW
13.6%
275
Q20 To what extent, if at all, have the claims about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, affected your support for the Royal Family?
Base: 2027
They have made no difference
36.9%
747
They have made me much less supportive
22.7%
460
They have made me somewhat less supportive
19.1%
388
Don’t know
10.3%
208
They have made me somewhat more supportive
7.2%
146
They have made me much more supportive
3.8%
78
Q21 Which of the following comes closest to your view about who should have responsibility for removing royal titles from members of the Royal Family?
Base: 2027
Both Parliament and the Royal Family should have shared responsibility
39.1%
793
The Royal Family should have sole responsibility
25.1%
508
Parliament should have sole responsibility
14.4%
291
Don’t know
13.0%
263
Royal titles should not be removed
8.5%
172
Q22 Government ministers, known formally as “Ministers of the Crown”, are expected to follow the Ministerial Code, which sets standards for their conduct in public office. There is not a directly equivalent public code of conduct for members of t
Base: 2027
Neither support nor oppose
28.3%
574
Strongly support
25.1%
509
Somewhat support
23.3%
473
Don’t know
11.6%
236
Somewhat oppose
6.8%
137
Strongly oppose
4.8%
98
Q23 Do you think Buckingham Palace moved too quickly, too slowly, or at about the right speed in dealing with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, when claims emerged about his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein?
Base: 2027
Too slowly
48.6%
986
At about the right speed
30.3%
614
Don’t know
13.7%
277
Too quickly
7.4%
150
Q24 To what extent would you support or oppose Britain abolishing the monarchy?
Base: 2027
Strongly oppose
27.2%
551
Neither support nor oppose
20.3%
412
Somewhat oppose
15.3%
310
Somewhat support
14.1%
286
Strongly support
13.9%
282
Don’t know
9.2%
186
Q25 Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
The UK should continue to have a monarch as Head of State, with the role inherited from the previous monarch
55.8%
1131
The UK should have a non-royal Head of State instead of a monarch
26.8%
543
Don’t know
17.4%
353
Q26 If the UK had a non-royal Head of State, how do you think that person should be chosen?
Base: 2027
Elected directly by the public
62.4%
1265
Don’t knoW
24.0%
486
Appointed by MPs
11.9%
242
Chosen another way (please specify):
1.7%
34
Q27_1 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A former senior politician
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
25.0%
507
Not at all favourable
22.2%
450
Not very favourable
19.7%
399
Somewhat favourable
18.7%
379
Very favourable
7.4%
149
Don’t know
7.1%
143
Q27_2 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A current senior politician
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
25.9%
525
Not at all favourable
24.2%
491
Not very favourable
18.4%
373
Somewhat favourable
17.0%
344
Very favourable
7.7%
156
Don’t know
6.8%
138
Q27_3 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A judge or senior legal figure
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
29.2%
591
Somewhat favourable
22.9%
464
Not very favourable
15.1%
307
Not at all favourable
14.8%
300
Very favourable
10.1%
204
Don’t know
7.9%
161
Q27_4 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A senior public servant or diplomat
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
29.3%
594
Somewhat favourable
23.6%
478
Not at all favourable
15.9%
323
Not very favourable
13.2%
268
Very favourable
9.5%
193
Don’t know
8.4%
171
Q27_5 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A charity or civil society leader
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
29.8%
605
Somewhat favourable
23.2%
471
Not very favourable
14.5%
293
Not at all favourable
12.7%
258
Very favourable
11.5%
233
Don’t know
8.2%
167
Q27_6 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A business leader
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
28.9%
586
Not at all favourable
19.5%
395
Not very favourable
19.0%
386
Somewhat favourable
16.4%
332
Very favourable
8.3%
169
Don’t know
7.8%
159
Q27_7 Q27 - If the UK had a new Head of State, how favourable or not favourable would each of the following types of person be? A well-known public figure, such as someone from culture, sport or entertainment
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
26.8%
544
Somewhat favourable
20.6%
418
Not very favourable
18.6%
377
Not at all favourable
17.4%
353
Very favourable
9.4%
190
Don’t know
7.2%
145
Q28_1 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Baroness Floella Benjamin
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
27.3%
554
Don’t know
19.9%
403
Very unfavourable
18.7%
380
Somewhat unfavourable
13.4%
272
Somewhat favourable
12.8%
259
Very favourable
7.8%
159
Q28_2 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Martin Lewis
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
23.0%
466
Somewhat favourable
19.2%
390
Very unfavourable
18.2%
369
Somewhat unfavourable
14.9%
302
Very favourable
14.1%
285
Don’t know
10.6%
215
Q28_3 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Baroness Amos
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
27.4%
555
Don’t know
26.0%
528
Very unfavourable
18.2%
369
Somewhat unfavourable
14.0%
283
Somewhat favourable
9.3%
188
Very favourable
5.1%
104
Q28_4 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Lord Blunkett
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
26.1%
530
Don’t know
21.0%
426
Very unfavourable
20.7%
419
Somewhat unfavourable
16.9%
342
Somewhat favourable
10.0%
202
Very favourable
5.3%
108
Q28_5 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Gary Lineker
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
30.1%
610
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
21.0%
425
Somewhat unfavourable
17.2%
348
Somewhat favourable
12.8%
259
Don’t know
10.7%
216
Very favourable
8.3%
169
Q28_6 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Lenny Henry
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
28.6%
580
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
21.0%
426
Somewhat unfavourable
14.9%
303
Somewhat favourable
13.8%
280
Don’t know
13.0%
263
Very favourable
8.6%
175
Q28_7 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Dame Ellen MacArthur
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
29.8%
604
Don’t know
22.1%
447
Very unfavourable
17.4%
352
Somewhat unfavourable
14.0%
284
Somewhat favourable
11.1%
224
Very favourable
5.7%
116
Q28_8 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Joe Wicks
Base: 2027
Very unfavourable
30.6%
621
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
22.7%
461
Somewhat unfavourable
16.8%
340
Don’t know
12.0%
243
Somewhat favourable
11.0%
222
Very favourable
6.9%
140
Q28_9 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Baroness Louise Casey
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
28.9%
585
Don’t know
28.0%
568
Very unfavourable
16.9%
342
Somewhat unfavourable
13.1%
266
Somewhat favourable
7.3%
147
Very favourable
5.9%
119
Q28_10 Q28 - If the UK had a non-royal, elected Head of State, how favourable or unfavourable would you be towards each of the following people becoming Head of State? Dame Judi Dench
Base: 2027
Neither favourable nor unfavourable
25.4%
514
Somewhat favourable
20.5%
416
Very unfavourable
15.8%
321
Very favourable
13.2%
268
Somewhat unfavourable
12.9%
262
Don’t know
12.1%
246
RandomNumberGenerator1 This question is hidden to select ONE random number between 1 and 5The question is automatically hidden - NO need to write sys_range (and pls don't because it will mess it up)If you want to change the number of options:1 - Dele
Base: 2027
2
21.3%
432
4
20.9%
424
3
19.9%
404
5
19.6%
397
1
18.3%
370
nef_1 Some people believe that private companies are making excessive profits from essential services such as housing, care, childcare, energy, water and public transport. They argue that these services are too important to be treated primarily as op
Base: 2027
Strongly agree
33.7%
683
Somewhat agree
31.6%
640
Neither agree nor disagree
20.1%
408
Don't know
6.3%
128
Somewhat disagree
5.0%
102
Strongly disagree
3.3%
66
nef_2 How relevant, if at all, do you think the issues described in the statement are to Britain today?
Base: 2027
Very relevant
44.4%
899
Somewhat relevant
37.2%
755
Don't know
8.3%
169
Not very relevant
7.4%
151
Not at all relevant
2.6%
53
nef_3 How convincing, if at all, do you find the argument made in the statement?
Base: 2027
Somewhat convincing
43.2%
875
Very convincing
27.9%
566
Not very convincing
13.2%
268
Don't know
12.0%
244
Not at all convincing
3.7%
74
nef_4 How serious a problem, if at all, do you think the issue described in the statement is?
Base: 2027
Fairly serious
43.0%
872
Very serious
22.8%
462
Not very serious
17.7%
359
Don't know
11.8%
240
Not at all serious
4.6%
94
nef_5 Which of the following do you think was the main message of the statement you have just read?
Base: 2027
Whether profits from services benefit local communities
25.7%
520
Who has influence over decisions affecting local areas
20.8%
422
The quality of public services
20.4%
414
The role of private companies in providing services
18.8%
381
Don't know
13.2%
268
Something else
1.1%
22
nef_6_1 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It highlights a real problem
Base: 635
It highlights a real problem
100.0%
635
nef_6_2 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It reflects my own experience
Base: 223
It reflects my own experience
100.0%
223
nef_6_3 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It is fair and reasonable
Base: 405
It is fair and reasonable
100.0%
405
nef_6_4 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It makes me think action is needed
Base: 544
It makes me think action is needed
100.0%
544
nef_6_5 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It is too negative about business
Base: 137
It is too negative about business
100.0%
137
nef_6_6 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? It exaggerates the problem
Base: 142
It exaggerates the problem
100.0%
142
nef_6_7 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? None of these
Base: 96
None of these
100.0%
96
nef_6_8 nef_6 - Which of the following best describes your reaction to the statement? Don't know
Base: 254
Don't know
100.0%
254
nef_7_1 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Angry
Base: 267
Angry
100.0%
267
nef_7_2 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Concerned
Base: 626
Concerned
100.0%
626
nef_7_3 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Frustrated
Base: 434
Frustrated
100.0%
434
nef_7_4 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Hopeful
Base: 234
Hopeful
100.0%
234
nef_7_5 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Motivated
Base: 190
Motivated
100.0%
190
nef_7_6 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Resigned
Base: 145
Resigned
100.0%
145
nef_7_7 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Sceptical
Base: 247
Sceptical
100.0%
247
nef_7_8 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? None of these
Base: 198
None of these
100.0%
198
nef_7_9 nef_7 - Which of the following best describes how the statement makes you feel? Don't know
Base: 205
Don't know
100.0%
205
nef_8a To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following: “Problems can be addressed through political and economic change”
Base: 2027
Somewhat agree
49.1%
996
Strongly agree
21.1%
428
Somewhat disagree
13.6%
275
Don’t know
12.4%
251
Strongly disagree
3.8%
77
nef_8b To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following: “Problems are difficult to change and are likely to continue regardless of what governments do”
Base: 2027
Somewhat agree
38.3%
776
Somewhat disagree
28.8%
583
Don’t know
12.0%
244
Strongly agree
11.1%
225
Strongly disagree
9.8%
199
nef_q9_1 nef_q9 - To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements, if at all? The UK Government should do more to ensure wealth generated locally is reinvested in local communities.
Base: 2027
Strongly agree
39.0%
790
Somewhat agree
34.5%
699
Neither agree nor disagree
16.3%
330
Somewhat disagree
4.4%
89
Don't know
4.3%
87
Strongly disagree
1.6%
32
nef_q9_2 nef_q9 - To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements, if at all? The UK Government should have stronger powers to regulate profits made from essential services.
Base: 2027
Somewhat agree
32.8%
665
Strongly agree
32.6%
660
Neither agree nor disagree
20.4%
414
Somewhat disagree
6.1%
124
Don't know
4.8%
98
Strongly disagree
3.3%
66
nef_q9_3 nef_q9 - To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statements, if at all? Communities should have greater influence over decisions affecting local services.
Base: 2027
Somewhat agree
37.0%
750
Strongly agree
36.9%
748
Neither agree nor disagree
16.6%
337
Don't know
4.2%
85
Somewhat disagree
3.8%
78
Strongly disagree
1.4%
29
nef_q10 Which of the following do you think is primarily responsible for the issue described in the statement?
Base: 2027
National government
25.8%
522
A combination of these
23.9%
485
Local government
15.9%
323
Don't know
14.8%
299
Private companies
10.7%
216
Investors and shareholders
5.3%
107
Nobody in particular
3.7%
75
nef_q11 Which of the following do you think best explains why many communities are struggling today?
Base: 2027
A combination of these factors
32.9%
667
Private companies are making excessive profits from essential services
23.9%
485
Communities have lost control over decisions that affect them
17.6%
357
Wealth generated locally is leaving communities
11.6%
235
Don't know
9.6%
195
None of these
4.3%
88
nef_q12_1 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Profiteering
Base: 519
Profiteering
100.0%
519
nef_q12_2 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Ripping people off
Base: 470
Ripping people off
100.0%
470
nef_q12_3 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Exploiting people and places
Base: 522
Exploiting people and places
100.0%
522
nef_q12_4 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Looting
Base: 133
Looting
100.0%
133
nef_q12_5 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Raiding
Base: 108
Raiding
100.0%
108
nef_q12_6 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Taking from communities and giving little back
Base: 585
Taking from communities and giving little back
100.0%
585
nef_q12_7 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Wealth leaving communities
Base: 283
Wealth leaving communities
100.0%
283
nef_q12_8 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? None of these
Base: 102
None of these
100.0%
102
nef_q12_9 nef_q12 - Sometimes companies make money from a local area while giving relatively little back to that community.Which of the following phrases best describes this situation, if any? Don't know
Base: 192
Don't know
100.0%
192
nef_q13_1 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? People's homes
Base: 2027
Very concerned
47.2%
957
Somewhat concerned
28.7%
581
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.9%
302
Somewhat unconcerned
3.9%
80
Don't know
3.7%
74
Very unconcerned
1.6%
33
nef_q13_2 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Care for older or vulnerable loved ones
Base: 2027
Very concerned
54.3%
1101
Somewhat concerned
22.9%
464
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
13.8%
280
Somewhat unconcerned
3.8%
78
Don't know
3.7%
75
Very unconcerned
1.4%
29
nef_q13_3 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Children's early years education and childcare
Base: 2027
Very concerned
47.1%
954
Somewhat concerned
26.8%
544
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
16.0%
325
Somewhat unconcerned
3.9%
80
Don't know
3.8%
78
Very unconcerned
2.3%
46
nef_q13_4 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Energy
Base: 2027
Very concerned
48.7%
988
Somewhat concerned
27.9%
566
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
15.0%
304
Somewhat unconcerned
3.6%
72
Don't know
3.5%
70
Very unconcerned
1.3%
27
nef_q13_5 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Public transport
Base: 2027
Very concerned
38.6%
783
Somewhat concerned
32.1%
651
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
18.8%
381
Somewhat unconcerned
4.9%
99
Don't know
3.6%
73
Very unconcerned
2.0%
40
nef_q13_6 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Water
Base: 2027
Very concerned
51.1%
1036
Somewhat concerned
26.0%
527
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.3%
289
Somewhat unconcerned
4.2%
85
Don't know
3.2%
65
Very unconcerned
1.2%
25
nef_q13_7 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Children’s homes/accommodation for vulnerable children
Base: 2027
Very concerned
52.6%
1067
Somewhat concerned
23.0%
466
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
14.9%
303
Don't know
3.8%
77
Somewhat unconcerned
3.5%
71
Very unconcerned
2.1%
43
nef_q13_8 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Broadband
Base: 2027
Somewhat concerned
32.9%
667
Very concerned
29.1%
589
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
23.6%
478
Somewhat unconcerned
7.4%
150
Don't know
3.8%
78
Very unconcerned
3.2%
65
nef_q13_9 nef_q13 - How concerned or unconcerned would you be if private companies were making excessive profits from each of the following, if at all? Temporary accommodation
Base: 2027
Very concerned
39.8%
806
Somewhat concerned
31.7%
643
Neither concerned nor unconcerned
17.8%
360
Don't know
4.4%
89
Somewhat unconcerned
3.9%
80
Very unconcerned
2.4%
49
nef_q14 Which, if any, of the following do you think should be most protected from excessive profiteering by private companies?
Base: 2027
Energy
20.0%
405
Care for older or vulnerable loved ones
16.4%
332
Children’s homes/accommodation for vulnerable children
15.2%
309
Water
12.2%
248
People's homes
8.6%
174
Don’t know
8.4%
170
Children's early years education and childcare
7.1%
144
Public transport
3.9%
80
None of the above
3.4%
68
Broadband
2.7%
54
Temporary accommodation
2.1%
43
nef_q15 Which of the following phrases, if any, best describes a situation where money generated in an area does not stay there?
Base: 2027
Money is being taken out of communities, along with local control over decisions
25.0%
507
Money is leaking out of local areas instead of being reinvested in them
22.9%
465
Wealth is being drained from local communities
20.2%
410
Profits are being siphoned off from local communities
16.6%
336
Don't know
11.0%
223
None of these
4.2%
86
nef_16 Which of the following comes closest to your view?
Base: 2027
Both equally
36.4%
738
Money is being taken out of communities, leaving people worse off
31.4%
636
People have lost control over decisions that affect their lives
19.5%
396
Don't know
8.2%
166
Neither
4.5%
91
redherring2 Which of the below is yellow?
Base: 2027
Lemon
100.0%
2027
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Base: 2027
I am a human
100.0%
2027
SurveyFeedback_1 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey.
Base: 296
100.0%
296
SurveyFeedback_2 SurveyFeedback - Thank you for taking this survey. If you wish, you can leave any feedback you may have about the survey here, or click 'Next' to complete the survey. No feedback
Base: 1731
No feedback
100.0%
1731
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