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Last updated: June 12, 2026 12:18 pm

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What should the government’s main economic priority be?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Grow the economy while investing in public services and improving life for working people.	Labour Party	1	100.0%
Cut government spending, reduce taxes, support business and reward hard work.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
Build a fair economy that supports business but also reduces inequality and protects public services.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Cut waste, reduce taxes, reduce regulation and prioritise British workers and businesses.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Tax wealth and polluters more to fund public services, climate action and a fairer society.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should happen to the NHS and public services?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Keep public services strong, reform the NHS and reduce waiting lists.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Keep the NHS free, but make services more efficient and affordable for taxpayers.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
Improve GP access, dentistry, social care and support for carers.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Keep the NHS free but cut bureaucracy and move money to frontline care.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Put much more funding into the NHS and social care, and stop privatisation.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What is your view on immigration?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Immigration should be controlled, with secure borders and a managed system.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Border rules should be much tougher, with stronger removals and fewer legal barriers.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
The immigration system should be fair, effective and treat people with dignity.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Illegal migration should be stopped with detention, deportation and withdrawal from international legal limits.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
The system should be humanitarian, rights-based and protect people fleeing danger.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should the UK do about climate change and energy?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Invest in clean energy to create jobs, cut bills and reach net zero.	Labour Party	1	100.0%
Protect the environment, but avoid costly green rules that raise bills or hurt business.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
Take urgent climate action while making sure the transition is fair.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Scrap net zero policies and focus on cheaper domestic energy.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Put climate and nature at the centre of all policy, with major green investment.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should the approach to crime be?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Reduce serious violence, improve policing and rebuild trust in the justice system.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Use tougher sentencing, more visible policing and stronger law-and-order policies.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
Prevent crime through community policing, youth support and rehabilitation.	Liberal Democrats	1	100.0%
Take a very tough approach with tougher sentences, more prison places and stronger police powers.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Focus on prevention, youth services, rehabilitation and limits on stop-and-search powers.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should the UK’s relationship with Europe be?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Cooperate more closely with Europe, but do not focus on rejoining the EU immediately.	Labour Party	1	100.0%
Defend Brexit, sovereignty and the UK’s ability to make its own rules.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
Rebuild close links with Europe, with EU membership as a possible long-term aim.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Make sure British laws are made in Britain, not by foreign courts or institutions.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Work internationally on climate, peace, human rights and cooperation with Europe.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What kind of democracy do you prefer?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
A stable government with clear national missions and practical reform.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
A system where Parliament and UK politicians have more control over laws.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
More local power, stronger civil liberties and a fairer voting system.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Major constitutional change to restore national sovereignty and reduce outside influence.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Proportional representation, votes at 16, stronger human rights and more transparent politics.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should the welfare system do?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Support people who need help while improving work, opportunity and child poverty.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Reduce welfare spending and encourage more people into work.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
Provide a strong safety net, especially for carers, disabled people and people in poverty.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Support only those who genuinely cannot manage without help, while making work pay.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Provide a more generous safety net funded by taxes on wealth and high incomes.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What is the best approach to housing?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Build more homes, including affordable homes, and reform planning.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Help people buy homes by cutting taxes such as stamp duty and supporting ownership.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
Build more homes but make sure communities also get GPs, schools and infrastructure.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Prioritise British citizens and cut rules that slow housebuilding.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Build more council homes, use rent controls and protect tenants.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What should education focus on?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Break down barriers so background does not limit young people’s ambitions.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
Raise standards, improve discipline and promote apprenticeships and useful skills.	Conservative Party	1	100.0%
Give every child a fair chance through investment, support and opportunity.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Teach skills that help British workers and promote national culture and pride.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Make education more inclusive, reduce high-stakes testing, end tuition fees and expand free school meals.	Green Party	0	0.0%

What is your view on rights and equality?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
Promote fairness and opportunity while keeping public services practical and focused.	Labour Party	1	100.0%
Support individual liberty and personal responsibility, with less focus on identity politics.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
Strongly protect civil liberties, human rights, equality and diversity.	Liberal Democrats	0	0.0%
Defend free speech, British traditions and oppose DEI quotas.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
Defend the Human Rights Act, protest rights, legal aid and stronger protections for minorities.	Green Party	0	0.0%

Overall, what should the role of government be?

Answer	Party link	Count	Share
An active government that works with business, unions and communities to solve national problems.	Labour Party	0	0.0%
A smaller, more efficient state that keeps taxes lower and protects order and tradition.	Conservative Party	0	0.0%
A fair, open and liberal state that protects individual freedom and local democracy.	Liberal Democrats	1	100.0%
A state that puts national sovereignty, borders and British interests first.	Reform UK	0	0.0%
A transformative state that prioritises climate, equality, public ownership and social justice.	Green Party	0	0.0%

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