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mumsnet survey on voting intentions - questions dont allow accurate responses

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IwantToRetire · Yesterday 22:19

For some reason found a link to this on telly addicts (may have been here and I just didn't see it). Quote:

We’re running a short survey to understand how people in the UK are feeling about politics right now, including voting intention, political leadership and the issues that matter most to them.

All who complete the survey will receive an entry into our monthly prize draw where one Mumsnet user will win a £250 voucher for the store of their choice (from a list).

Thanks and good luck!
MNHQ

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/G6QWNSC

I couldn't complete because the second page of questions didn't have the option of neither in relation to questions pairing off party leaders against each other.

eg I wouldn't prefer Polanski over Farage.

Shouldn't there be a neither option?

Voting Intention Survey | April 26

Take this survey powered by surveymonkey.com. Create your own surveys for free.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/G6QWNSC

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selffellatingouroborosofhate · Yesterday 22:37

I think they are trying to reflect that your real-life ballot paper doesn't have "reopen nominations" on it.

IwantToRetire · Yesterday 23:35

selffellatingouroborosofhate · Yesterday 22:37

I think they are trying to reflect that your real-life ballot paper doesn't have "reopen nominations" on it.

Edited

Your probably right, but on the other hand as I answered on the first page of the survey, and was an option quite a few on FWR in the run up to the last GE agreed non of the above. And spoilt out ballot papers.

And judging by surveys by other organisations, newspapers, many, many people are saying that.

(Although of course we dont elect Party leaders, the Parties do!)

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Felix81 · Today 00:37

It had a 'Not sure' option when I completed it and recommended that choice if you thought neither would make a better prime minister.

IwantToRetire · Today 01:16

Felix81 · Today 00:37

It had a 'Not sure' option when I completed it and recommended that choice if you thought neither would make a better prime minister.

How really strange. I didn't take a screen shot, but there wasn't this option. I wonder it they did change. I couldn't previously go back to the first page but this time it did.

Although I think the option "Not sure" isn't the same as "Neither".

Also in the question about issues it implies you could select more than one, ie it doesn't say which one issue. Also doesn't have an Other box where you can write in. So will skew responses.

But thanks for letting me know.

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ElenOfTheWays · Today 04:54

IwantToRetire · Today 01:16

How really strange. I didn't take a screen shot, but there wasn't this option. I wonder it they did change. I couldn't previously go back to the first page but this time it did.

Although I think the option "Not sure" isn't the same as "Neither".

Also in the question about issues it implies you could select more than one, ie it doesn't say which one issue. Also doesn't have an Other box where you can write in. So will skew responses.

But thanks for letting me know.

I just did it. There was a not sure option on mine. I used it quite a lot lol

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