In May 2015 Survation conducted an online poll of 3,977 British adults on behalf of British Future. In particular, the poll contained a booster sample of BME respondents, whose responses were used in a release on BME voting in the 2015 General Election. The poll covered a wide range of topics, including race relations, terrorism, EU membership and Scottish independence. British Future released a report featuring the poll’s findings in September 2015.
Due to the extensive nature of the poll, data was released in several separate releases. Tables can be found here, here, here, here and here.
Media coverage of Survation’s work for British Future has been extensive.
Examples of coverage of Survation’s work for British Future
Commemorations to be held around Scotland as nation falls silent to mark Armistice Day
11 November 2015
7/7 London bombings: ‘Community relations deteriorated’ 10 years after terror attack
2 July 2015
Don’t look back in anger: why both In and Out must move on 1975
5 June 2015
‘In’ and ‘Out’ Both Sounding Bum Notes in Their Songs for Europe
5 June 2015
Tories ‘attracting more Sikh voters’
26 May 2015
Survation finds minority voters backed Tories in record numbers
26 May 2015
How Tories were given huge boost at polls for General Election by ethnic minorities who deserted Labour
25 May 2015
One million minority ethnic votes helped Tories to No 10, thinktank finds
24 May 2015
Cameron should call Sturgeon’s bluff on a second referendum
17 May 2015
Scottish independence ‘within next decade’ – poll
17 May 2015
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