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Vote Compass: The Undecided

Vote Compass asks respondents which of the four main parties they would vote for in the election. Those respondents are also given the option to say they are undecided. These graphs explore which groups were likely to have said they were undecided, and how they rated the leaders and parties.

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Last Updated: Apr 20, 2011

Demographic breakdown of undecided respondents to Vote Compass.

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