Fewer than one in five social housing tenants voted
Conservative in the election, a polling company has estimated. Ipsos Mori has
estimated that 18% of social housing tenants voted Tory, down six percentage
points compared to the 2010 election. This is significantly less than the 36.7%
of the population overall who voted Conservative. Half of social tenants voted
for Labour, an increase of 3% on 2010. Among private renters the gap between
Conservative and Labour was narrower. More than a quarter (28%) of private
renters voted Tory, down seven per cent from 2010. Nearly one in four (39%)
private renters voted Labour, up 10% on 2010. Nearly half of owner occupiers
(46%) voted for the Conservatives, compared to 22% of Labours. Read more on the
Ipsos Mori website.
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