haxxiy on 14 October 2014
| binary solo said: Lol clearly this poll result bears no resemblance to reality in Britain in general. And of course "other" has a high proportion because people like me (who don't live in the UK) have to chose it in order to see the results. Why do so many people fail with polls like this by not providing an option for people who can't make a substantive vote? Anyway the chance of the UKIP getting 29% and thus the highest vote percent is nil. So it's either troll votes or the Brits on here are and unusually extreme bunch. |
I've seen the DPP on Denmark and the FPO on Austria draw most of their support from natives on the 20-40 age group. People older than that tend to turn away from the new parties that arose after 2008. It seems likely the 20-40 native british are more likely to be represented here than the other groups, or even immigrants living in Britain. Not to mention people anonymously tend to more likely express politically incorrect views. So I don't think the results or the Brits here are unusually extreme.
