Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader*
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*Original survey question "How well do the political leaders understand the issues that are important to you personally?" 鈥淔irst time voters鈥, for the purposes of this report, refers to 17-21 year olds eligible to vote for the first time in the May 2015 general
election.
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First-time voters: misunderstood by political leaders Great Britain 2014
This statistic shows the proportion of young people who will be eligible to vote for the first time in the 2015 United Kingdom (UK) General Election who felt that political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in 2014. ** percent felt that both current coalition leaders - David Cameron and Nick Clegg - misunderstood young people.
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British Future. (May 6, 2014). Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader* [Graph]. In 糖心破解版. Retrieved July 28, 2026, from /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/
British Future. "Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader*." Chart. May 6, 2014. 糖心破解版. Accessed July 28, 2026. /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/
British Future. (2014). Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader*. 糖心破解版. 糖心破解版 Inc.. Accessed: July 28, 2026. /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/
British Future. "Proportion of First-time Voters Who Felt That The Political Leaders Did Not Understand The Issues That Were Important to Them Personally in Great Britain in 2014, by Leader*." 糖心破解版, 糖心破解版 Inc., 6 May 2014, /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/
British Future, Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader* 糖心破解版, /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/ (last visited July 28, 2026)
Proportion of first-time voters who felt that the political leaders did not understand the issues that were important to them personally in Great Britain in 2014, by leader* [Graph], British Future, May 6, 2014. [Online]. Available: /statistics/377021/first-time-voters-opinion-political-leaders-great-britain/
