How Did Different Types of People Vote in the UK 2017 Election?

The video explores UK voting trends, highlighting how age, education, class, and gender influence voting preferences. Younger voters tend to support Labour, while older voters lean towards Conservatives. Education level also plays a role, with higher education correlating with Labour and Lib Dem support. Class and gender have weaker correlations with voting behavior.

Which age group shows the strongest support for the Labour party?

• Over 70 years

• 30-39 years

• 18-19 years

• 50-59 years

How does the likelihood of voting Conservative change with age?

• Remains constant

• Fluctuates randomly

• Increases by 9% every 10 years

• Decreases by 9% every 10 years

What is the voting tendency of individuals with a degree level education or above?

• More likely to vote Conservative

• More likely to vote Labour

• Equally likely to vote for any party

• More likely to vote for smaller parties

Which social class combination shows a slight preference for Labour over Conservatives?

• Upper middle class

• Lower middle class

• Skilled working class

• Non-working class

What is the most significant factor influencing voting behavior according to the transcript?

• Education

• Class

• Gender

• Age