'Onward' think tank press conference

The video discusses a study on voting patterns, focusing on the generational gap between younger and older voters. It highlights the challenges faced by the Conservative Party in converting young voters and the opportunities this presents. The study, conducted by Hammer Strategy, reveals a significant age gap in voting preferences, with older voters leaning more towards the Conservatives. The video concludes with a discussion on the potential for political change and the importance of addressing these challenges.

What was the primary goal of the study conducted by Hammer strategy?

• To evaluate educational systems

• To assess healthcare policies

• To understand voting patterns

• To analyze economic trends

How has the age gap between younger and older voters changed since the post-war period?

• It has remained the same

• It has become irrelevant

• It has widened significantly

• It has decreased significantly

At what age were voters more likely to be conservative rather than labor two years ago?

• 51 years old

• 35 years old

• 47 years old

• 60 years old

What is a major challenge for the Conservative Party according to the study?

• Increasing voter turnout

• Converting older voters

• Converting younger voters

• Reducing campaign costs

How does the Labour Party perform in converting voters compared to the Conservative Party?

• Labour is worse at converting voters

• Labour is better at converting voters

• Neither party focuses on conversion

• Both parties have similar conversion rates