1a. Who is your political hero?
Margaret Thatcher 34 percent
Winston Churchill 17 percent
William Wilberforce 6 percent
Nelson Mandela 5 percent
Benjamin Disraeli 4 percent
John Major 2 percent
William Hague 2 percent
Joseph Chamberlain 2 percent
Ronald Reagan 2 percent
Keith Joseph 2 percent
George W Bush 1 percent
Frank Field 1 percent
Abraham Lincoln 1 percent
Iain Duncan Smith 1 percent
Mo Mowlam 1 percent
Ken Clarke 1 percent
Thomas Paine 1 percent
Tony Benn 1 percent
Norman Tebbit 1 percent
Bob Dole 1 percent
George Washington 1 percent
Solzhenitzin 1 percent
Malcolm Rifkind 1 percent
Stanley Baldwin 1 percent
Boudicca 1 percent
E D Morell 1 percent
Florence Horsbrugh 1 percent
Richard Lionheart 1 percent
Gandhi 1 percent
Emily Pankhurst 1 percent
John McCain 1 percent
Robert Kennedy 1 percent
Richard Barber 1 percent
William Pitt the Younger 1 percent
Boris Johnson 1 percent
1b. Who is your political villain?
Gordon Brown 28 percent
Tony Blair 12 percent
Other New Labour figures (Blears/Harman/Woodward/Campbell/Ball/Smith) 9 percent
George Galloway 5 percent
Joseph Stalin 5 percent
Ted Heath 4 percent
Peter Mandelson 4 percent
Robert Mugabe 4 percent
Arthur Scargill 4 percent
Adolf Hitler 3 percent
Oliver Cromwell 2 percent
Derek Hatton 2 percent
Napoleon 2 percent
Gerry Adams 1 percent
Ernesto 'Che' Rafael Guevara de la Serna 1 percent
Clement Attlee 1 percent
Philip 2nd of Spain 1 percent
Machiavelli 1 percent
Michael Heseltine 1 percent
Powell 1 percent
Ms. Indira Gandhi 1 percent
Dennis Healey 1 percent
Gladstone 1 percent
Michael Foot 1 percent
Neil Kinnock 1 percent
Tony Crossland 1 percent
Nick Griffin 1 percent
Tony Benn 1 percent
Shirley Williams 1 percent
Stafford Cripps 1 percent
2. What term do you think best describes your political ideology?
Pragmatic Conservatism 26 percent
Cameronism 16 percent
Libertarianism 16 percent
One Nation Toryism 15 percent
Thatcherism 13 percent
Liberal Conservative 6 percent
Fairness 4 percent
Cornerstone 0 percent
Other 4 percent
3. Thinking about issues facing the next government, would you agree or disagree with each of the following statements?
The public spending deficit should be tackled more by cutting spending than raising taxes.
Agree 94 percent
Disagree 2 percent
Don't know 4 percent
Significant numbers of UK Armed Forces personnel will need to remain in Afghanistan for at least 10 more years.
Agree 46 percent
Disagree 34 percent
Don't know 20 percent
The most pressing security issue facing the UK is the threat of a nuclear Iran.
Agree 28 percent
Disagree 53 percent
Don't know 20 percent
The inheritance tax threshold should be raised as a matter of priority.
Agree 59 percent
Disagree 34 percent
Don't know 7 percent
As a matter of priority, Britain needs a fundamental renegotiation of its relationship with the European Union.
Agree 72 percent
Disagree 23 percent
Don't know 5 percent
The next government will need to legislate to make people behave in an environmentally 'greener' way.
Agree 28 percent
Disagree 59 percent
Don't know 13 percent
I would support the reintroduction of the death penalty as a punishment for murder.
Agree 20 percent
Disagree 69 percent
Don't know 11 percent
An explicit cap should be set on the number of immigrants allowed into the country each year.
Agree 91 percent
Disagree 7 percent
Don't know 2 percent
The tax system should treat same-sex couples in a civil partnership in exactly the same way as it treats heterosexual married couples.
Agree 74 percent
Disagree 21 percent
Don't know 5 percent
