Intenzioni di voto alle elezioni generali nel Regno Unito a partire da gennaio 2026, per fascia di età

https://www.statista.com/statistics/1379439/uk-election-polls-by-age/?srsltid=AfmBOop6q0-x7TdnBCwubRryYkxzRimUpewsHY7TWTdRKv7ztQxPVzRT

di birdinthebush74

32 commenti

  1. Intenso-Barista7894 on

    I have felt quite let down by Labour in a few areas, but I also think they are mostly playing by the hand they’re being dealt. However, they have been head and shoulders above the Tories and I would vote for them over anyone else.

    I know the Greens have grown in popularity but I see them as a reverse reform. Their ideas don’t stand up to scrutiny, and I say that as a former member of the party. The powers that be (aka the markets) would not allow them to succeed and I don’t think they’re a coherent party.

    Alternatively I would vote Lib Dem, as I actually think they’re to the left of Labour now, at least socially.

  2. Danqazmlp0 on

    No surprises here really. Older generations looking to fuck over the younger. Younger generations looking to preserve their future.

  3. Carl-Newchat25 on

    Given that older people turn out to vote more than younger people, this does bode too well for comfort for a Tory revival and Reform surge.

  4. MAXSuicide on

    If that is anything like accurate then this country deserves everything it gets, and im outta here

  5. knight-under-stars on

    So much talk about protecting children from the dangers of social media/misinformation and yet it is **consistently** those 50+ that passionately and immovably vote for the nation to kick itself in the bollocks.

    The world is going to shit not because kids are being groomed, but because older adults already have been.

  6. techbear72 on

    I don’t know anyone in the 50-64 group who supports Reform in any way yet they have the biggest support percentage in that group.

    I guess GenX _are_ the first generation to be screwed over by the Boomers, so perhaps they’re just looking for somewhere to put their anger.

    Wish they’d vote Green instead though, they’ll do far less damage to the country than Reform will.

  7. Embarrassed_Grass_16 on

    But the papers keep telling me that young people love Reform

  8. Existing-Orange-3212 on

    Further proof that age definitely doesn’t bring wisdom

  9. Powerful_Chemical628 on

    Britons are absolutely addicted to pain. It must be a fetish

  10. We did a nationwide lockdown to protect old people from covid. We took massive tax increases to pay for their triple lock pensions.

    And they’re repaying the nation by voting for Putin?

    Hmm.

  11. peakedtooearly on

    Confirmed proof of no correlation between age and wisdom.

  12. Another tragedy of Brexit proportions.

    I want my triple lock and £100 winter fuel payment. I don’t care that you won’t be able to afford a house. I own 5 and you can rent one!

  13. Front_Funny1966 on

    Schools, colleges and universities are brainwashing the younger populace.

  14. No one talks about the dangers of print media. Will someone please think of the boomers?

  15. Oh look. The age group Starmer keeps bending over backwards for don’t give a shit about him.

  16. Immediate_Major_9329 on

    So a tory and reform coalition. 40 to 70 out vote everyone so if you happen to be in the younger cohort get the vote out.

  17. Zealousideal-Yak3845 on

    Interesting how people always become more right leaning as they become older, more educated and experienced with life and are no longer naive. Anyone know why this pattern happens in so many countries?

  18. Next_Replacement_566 on

    Scandals, one after another, siding with anyone with a chequebook and STILL people would vote for Reform..

  19. nick--2023 on

    Dropping the voting age in England doesn’t seem to be quite the vote winner Labour were expecting.

  20. Toothache42 on

    Should we start polling 16-17 year olds now, since they will be able to vote come the next election? I mean, the difference might only be slight, but they should be included if the voting age is lowered to include them

  21. languid_Disaster on

    My area has been labour forever. I’ve not been keen on them for the past several years but I have to vote for them or we’ll fall to Reform.

    I work with people with moderate to server special needs & learning disabilities and I doubt reform give a toss about them. They want some kind of civil war I feel like and what they (and the other side) don’t realise is that when violent over throwing of governments or unrest happen, people who are vulnerable and need systematic support get forgotten about.

  22. scratchresistor on

    ITT: “The commies are as bad as the fascists”. As is tradition.

  23. jenny_905 on

    We need to ban over 60s from social media. The societal harm is too great to ignore.

  24. SirStinkle on

    Curious to see the correlation with their most watched/favourite news sources.

    No political commentary, genuine curiosity.

  25. Karazhan on

    To anyone who wants to vote Reform because of immigration concerns, instead of judging about it, I would like to simply ask you to look up their other pledges and promises outside of immigration. They have mentioned making the NHS follow France’s system, so basically private, you pay for it. They are also now very much considered to be anti-abortion. Their manifesto seems to talk about huge cuts to anything in the welfare areas, i.e disability, unemployment, and there is the potential of outside interference when it comes to Farage (though I will say, we can’t say it isn’t happening with the others).

    I respect people can vote for who they want to, I just want them to go all in rather than just see one thing and ignore the rest.

  26. BalasaarNelxaan on

    As a group Boomers really don’t fucking care do they?

  27. CanaryWundaboy on

    I just don’t understand how Labour can gain any traction with such a hostile media. Starmer’s doing a half decent job after 14 years of Tory sabotage, but every win is silenced and every misstep megaphone’d by our rabid right-wing media.

    Sure, I think they’re making a massive mistake with OSA and all the snooping laws, but enough to push everyone to vote reform/greens? Christ.

  28. apple_kicks on

    Nothing quite like retirees voting to deport the people who are working and paying the taxes for their benefits and pensions. Also voting for parties that screw over their grandkids benefits and from retiring comfortably also

  29. Capital-Mortgage-374 on

    Has anyone got data regarding the gender split in voting intention? I would assume the left parties include mainly women and the right mainly men.

  30. ElectronicBruce on

    Holy Zack Balls. If I lived in England I’d be suggesting everyone voted Green. If in Wales Greens or depending on your thoughts Plaid.

    Reform is packed with Tories, the worst ones too. Expect Tory Max not Tory lite. More corruption, scandals, cash for mates and the working class screwed over.

  31. Optimal-Proposal-135 on

    Boomers just love fucking us all over on their way out

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