Looking at how undecided voters might vote in this general election, if they do vote.
Intro/ YouGov’s @adammcdonnell21 looks at undecided voters and how they are likely to vote https://t.co/V6mVf7uOQ4
— YouGov (@YouGov) May 14, 2017
.@AdamMcDonnell21 1/ There are 3 types of undecided voters:
1. On the verge of deciding
2. Probably won’t vote
3. True undecidedhttps://t.co/V6mVf7ddru— YouGov (@YouGov) May 14, 2017
.@AdamMcDonnell21 2/ Some undecided voters are simply on the verge of deciding – their voting intention looks much like decided voters https://t.co/V6mVf7uOQ4 pic.twitter.com/LxjuLAwRDW
— YouGov (@YouGov) May 14, 2017
.@AdamMcDonnell21 3/ Some undecided voters probably won’t vote – they are the least likely to be paying attention to politics https://t.co/V6mVf7uOQ4 pic.twitter.com/lhiBUQafaB
— YouGov (@YouGov) May 14, 2017
.@AdamMcDonnell21 4/ Those voters that are truly undecided are more likely to have voted Labour in 2015 https://t.co/V6mVf7uOQ4 pic.twitter.com/M8gQZLUNQZ
— YouGov (@YouGov) May 14, 2017
YouGov have look into how undecided voters might vote in this general election. It might help answer that question that has vexed many, will Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party poll more than Ed Miliband did in 2015?