Political Attitudes in Great Britain October 2000

• MORI interviewed 1,014 British adults aged 18+ by telephone
• Interviews were conducted by telephone on 13-14 October 2000
• Results are based on all respondents unless otherwise stated
• Data are weighted to known population profile
• An '*' indicates a finding of less than 0.5%, but greater than zero
• Poll conducted by MORI on behalf of Carlton TV

QV1 How would you vote if there were a General Election tomorrow?(If undecided or refused at Q1)QV2 Which party are you most inclined to support?

Conservative	38%
Labour	40%
Liberal Democrats	19%
Scottish/Welsh Nationalist	2%
Green Party	1%
Democratic/UKIP/Referendum Party	*%
Other	1%
Would not vote	10%
Undecided	11%
Refused	1%

Q1 Who do you think would make the most capable Prime Minister - Mr Blair, Mr Hague or Mr Kennedy?

Mr Blair	36%
Mr Hague	23%
Mr Kennedy	15%
None of these	21%
Don't know	6%

Q2 Do you think that the Prime Minister, Tony Blair, is or is not in touch with what ordinary people think?Q3 And do you think that the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, is or is not in touch with what ordinary people think?Q4 And do you think that the Conservative leader, William Hague, is or is not in touch with what ordinary people think?

And would you describe each of the following politicians as trustworthy or not?

Q5 Tony BlairQ6 William HagueQ7 Gordon Brown

Q8 In general, would you describe the Labour government as united or divided?Q9 And would you describe the Conservative Party as united or divided?

Q10 Which of these best describes where you live most of the time?

In the middle of a city/town	36%
In a suburb	33%
On the edge of the countryside	22%
In the middle of the countryside	9%