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A survey of British adults on behalf of The PR Office on information sources that influence voting decisions.
- Two-fifths (41%) of British adults ranked television as the most influential information source relating to their voting decision.
- The top three sources of information which people say influence their voting decisions are: Television (72%), Newspapers (57%) and family members (40%).
- Those who say they intend to vote for SNP (45%), Labour (41%) and Plaid Cymru* (35%) are more likely to rank social media as a top three influencers compared to other party voters: UKIP (32%), Liberal democrat (28%), Other party* (26%), and Conservative (17%).
Date Published: 13/06/2017
Categories: Elections | GB | Media | Politics | Public and communities
Client: The PR Office
Methodology
Savanta ComRes interviewed 2,038 British adults online between Wednesday 31st May and Thursday 1st June 2017. Data were weighted by age, gender, region and socio-economic grade to be representative of all GB adults aged 18+.
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