Two pieces of cheery news.
First, from the latest Sunday Times/YouGov poll:
I am so disillusioned with politics that I am seriously thinking of not voting at all in the coming general election:
Agree 15%
Disagree 73%
All things considered, 15% is a pretty low figure.
Second, from a survey of 18-25 year olds:
A survey of 18-25 year-olds, commissioned by new media age and conducted by Lightspeed Research, found 46% of those aged between 18 and 21 believe increased political activity online has stimulated their interest in the election, with the figure at 41% for 22-25 year-olds…
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One Comment
That’s pretty much a textbook example of a survey with a built-in bias. It’s of the same form as the classic question, “do you like surveys?”, which invariably reveals that participants love surveys.