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1 Public opinion and the 2002 local elections In May 2002 NOP conducted two surveys for The Electoral Commission: Survey A in English areas with local elections in May 2002, designed to gauge attitudes to voting and local elections. The results of this survey are summarised in the Public opinion and the 2002 local elections Findings on the Commission s website. Full topline results can be found below. Survey B a nationwide survey among British adults designed to gauge attitudes to voting and local elections. Full topline results can be found below. Survey A English areas with local elections Topline results 1,281 interviews were conducted by NOP with adults aged 18+ in areas of England where local elections were held in May 2002 (excluding those area where new electoral arrangements wee being piloted). A quota-based telephone methodology was used with boosters among 18-24s and British minority ethnic groups. Fieldwork was conducted 3-9 May Figures are in percentages with unweighted bases in brackets. Results are subject to sampling tolerances which means that not all results are statistically significant (±3 on the full sample of 1,281 at the 95% confidence level). Data are weighted to the known population profile and by the actual turnout. Results are based on all respondents unless otherwise stated. Where percentages do not add up to exactly 100%, this may be due to computer rounding or to multiple answers. Good morning/afternoon/evening. My name is from NOP Research, an independent market research agency. We are conducting a survey about some current issues. The interview will take between 15 and 20 minutes. If this is not a convenient time to call I can call you back at a time of your choosing. Q1 Most people did not get along to vote at the Local Elections on the 2 May. Can I just check, did you manage to vote at the Local Elections on the 2 May, or not? Yes...33 No...67 Don t remember...- Q2 IF YES. Did you vote? READ OUT (628) In person at a polling station...92 By post...7 By proxy...1 Other...- 1
2 Don t know...- Q3 IF NO DID NOT VOTE AT Q1. Were you registered to vote or not? (652) Yes, registered to vote...90 No, not registered to vote...8 Don t know...2 Q4 IF NO DID NOT VOTE AT Q1 There are many different reasons why people don t vote at elections. What was the main reason you did not vote at the Local Elections on the 2 nd May? PROBE Anything else? Recorded verbatim Top mentions: (652) Busy working/couldn t get time off work...15 Lack of interest/don t care/fed up...9 Busy-no time to vote...7 Couldn t decide which party to vote for/ no candidates/policies appealed to me...7 I was away/on holiday/abroad/out of the area...7 Makes no difference/no point/waste of time...6 Q5 IF NO DID NOT VOTE AT Q1 I m going to read out a list of reasons other people have given for not voting at local elections. Which of these, if any, would you say applies to you. READ OUT. PROBE Anything else? (652) Local elections are not very important...20 I don t know what the issues are...37 I don t think it makes any difference...41 I didn t have time to get to a polling station...45 I wasn t aware local elections were taking place...9 I couldn t decide who to vote for...29 Q6 ASK ALL THOSE WHO DID VOTE AT Q1 People give many reasons for voting at elections. Why did you vote at the Local Election on the 2 nd May? PROBE Anything else? Recorded verbatim Top mentions: (628) To have my say/make my voice heard etc...19 I ve always voted...17 It s our right to vote
3 To support party/candidate/policies...12 If you don t vote you cannot complain...11 It s important to vote/it should be taken seriously..10 Everyone should vote/you have the right/option...9 Q7 ASK ALL THOSE WHO DID VOTE AT Q1 Did you vote mostly about the way the Government is running the country or mostly about the policies of the parties or candidates for the local area? (628) The way the Government is running the country...24 Parties/candidates policies for the local area...70 Don t know...5 Q8 ASK ALL How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with ROTATE. READ OUT The system of registering The actual process of voting to vote in Britain at elections in Britain Very satisfied Fairly satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Fairly dissatisfied Very dissatisfied Don t know Q9 Q10 ASK ALL Thinking back to the local election campaign, how interested would you say you were in news about the Local Elections? Would you say you were READ OUT - ROTATE ORDER Very interested...12 Fairly interested...42 Not particularly interested...30 Not at all interested...14 Don t know...3 How often do you vote in Would you say you READ OUT ROTATE ORDER General Local Council European Parliament Elections Elections Elections always vote usually vote sometimes vote rarely vote or never vote It depends Don t know
4 Q11 I am going to read out a number of statements some people have made about the local elections campaign this year. Please tell me how much you agree or disagree with each READ OUT ROTATE ORDER Strongly Tend to Neither Tend to Strongly Don t agree agree disagree disagree know a) I did not believe that voting in the local elections would make much of a difference b) None of the parties stood for the policies I would like to see c) I didn t think it was important to vote at the local elections d) There was very little difference between what the main parties were offering e) It was an interesting local election campaign f) Voting at local elections is the best way to have your say g) Voting at local elections is an important part of being a responsible citizen Q12 Thinking of things like coverage in the media and information direct from the parties themselves, did you receive too much, too little or about the right amount of information on the following aspects of the local elections READ OUT RANDOMISE ORDER Too much Too little About the Don't right amount know The candidates in your ward The policies of the parties The parties campaigns nationally The parties campaigns locally
5 Q13 During the local election campaign did you do any of the following. Please only answer for things that were about this year s local elections. Did you RANDOM ORDER READ OUT. SINGLE CODE. Yes No DK Read any of the local election coverage in newspapers? See any of the local election coverage on TV? See any party election broadcasts on TV? See or hear about any opinion polls? Have any political leaflets or letters put through your letterbox? Hear any of the local election coverage on the radio? Use the internet to access information on the election? See any political advertisements on billboards? Discuss the election with friends or family? Receive a personal call from a representative of any political party? Q14 Thinking about the last few weeks leading up to the elections, did you see any publicity or information about the local election or not? Yes, did see any publicity or information No, did not see any publicity or information DK...- Q15 IF YES AT Q14 ASK Q15 And did you see any publicity or information about the local election which was produced by your local council? (681) Yes No Don t know
6 Q16 ASK ALL WHO DID NOT VOTE OTHERS GO TO Q17 I am going to read out a number of suggestions that have been made to encourage people to vote at local elections. For each one, assuming it had been available at the local election on 2 May, would it have made you more likely to vote, less likely to vote or would it have made no difference to whether or not you voted? READ OUT RANDOMISE ORDER (652) More likely Less likely No difference Depends DK Voting at weekends Having polling stations at the supermarket Polling stations being pen 24 hours Voting using the internet Voting using the Telephone or mobile phone Voting by post Q17 ASK ALL Overall how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way your local Council is running the area? Would you say you are READ OUT Very satisfied... 6 Fairly satisfied Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied Not very satisfied Not at all satisfied Don t know... - Q18 How well informed do you think the local Council keeps you about the services it provides? Would you say the Council keeps you READ OUT Very well informed Fairly well informed Not very well informed Not informed at all Don t know
7 Q19 Do you think your local Council is run by READ OUT The Conservatives Labour Liberal Democrats... 8 Other... 3 DK Q20 As you may know, before the last General Election, the law was changed so that all registered voters could obtain a postal vote if they wanted one. They could do this by ringing their local council and asking for a postal vote. Before this interview, were you aware of this or not? Yes, was aware No, not aware Don t know... - Q21 Approximately how far, in miles, do you live from your polling station? Less than one mile One Two... 4 Three or more... 4 Don t know
8 Survey B Nationwide survey Topline results 952 interviews were conducted with British adults aged 18+ in all areas (regardless of whether local elections or not) A quota-based Omnibus telephone methodology was used. Fieldwork was conducted 3-5 May Figures are in percentages with unweighted bases in brackets. Results are subject to sampling tolerances which means that not all results are statistically significant (±3 on the full sample of 952 at the 95% confidence level). Data are weighted to the known population profile. Results are based on all respondents unless otherwise stated. Where percentages do not add up to exactly 100%, this may be due to computer rounding or to multiple answers. Results of a MORI survey undertaken for The Electoral Commission in May 2001 have been provided for context (N.B. these questions were asked about general elections rather than local elections). Q How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the following READ OUT ROTATE STATEMENTS The system of registering to vote in Britain (952) Very satisfied...18 Fairly satisfied...55 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied...10 Fairly dissatisfied...9 Very dissatisfied...3 Don t know...4 The actual process of voting at elections in Britain (952) Very satisfied...18 Fairly satisfied...52 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied...9 Fairly dissatisfied...13 Very dissatisfied...5 Don t know...4 8
9 Q I am going to read out a number of suggestions that have been made for encouraging people to vote at local elections. Please tell me which one or two, if any, would be most likely to encourage you personally to vote at the next local election. READ OUT RANDOMISE ORDER NOP *MORI (952) May 2001 Voting at weekends Having polling stations at the Supermarket Polling stations being open 24 hours Voting from home using the Internet Voting from home using the telephone Voting by post It depends Don t know Q I am going to read out a number of statements some people have made about the local elections. Please tell me how much do you agree or disagree with each READ OUT RANDOMISE ORDER Strongly Tend to Tend to Strongly No agree agree Neither disagree disagree opinion a) I feel it is my duty to vote at local elections *MORI (May 2001) at general elections b) I don t believe voting at local elections makes much of a difference *MORI (May 2001) c) I don't know enough about the candidates who stand at local elections *MORI (May 2001) d) I don't know enough about what the parties stand for at local elections *MORI (May 2001)
10 e) At local elections none of the parties stands for the policies I would like to see *MORI (May 2001) f) I don t think voting at local elections is very important *MORI (May 2001) g) Voting at local elections is the best way to have your say h) Voting at local elections is an important part of being a responsible citizen Q How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements. ROTATE AND READ OUT Strongly Tend to Tend to Strongly No agree agree Neither disagree disagree opinion a) Most of my family and friends think voting is a waste of time b) Being active in politics is a good way to get benefits for me and my family c) It takes too much time and effort to be active in public affairs Q How often do you vote in Would you say you READ OUT ROTATE ORDER Always Usually Some Rarely Never It No vote vote -times vote vote depends opinion vote General elections *...1 Local elections
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