CLEAN : Disengaged or disillusioned millions opt out of UK vote

The transcript discusses the importance of voting and the skepticism some individuals feel towards it. It highlights personal views on how voting may not benefit everyone and the lack of trust in political promises. The impact of elections on industries and personal lives is explored, along with the challenges faced by youth in political engagement. The discussion also touches on the promises made by political parties and the public's trust in them.

What is the speaker's main reason for not trusting the voting process?

• They are not eligible to vote.

• They think voting is too complicated.

• They believe it won't benefit them personally.

• They have never voted before.

Why do young people feel their voices are not heard, according to the speaker?

• They lack access to information.

• Their protests have been ignored.

• They are not allowed to vote.

• They are too busy with studies.

What issue did young people protest against, as mentioned in the video?

• Rising student fees

• Lack of job opportunities

• Environmental policies

• Healthcare reforms

What does the speaker imply about Labour's effectiveness in their area?

• Labour has worsened the conditions.

• Labour has not made any noticeable changes.

• Labour has significantly improved the area.

• Labour has been absent from the area.

How does the speaker view the promises made by political parties?

• They are always fulfilled.

• They are often exaggerated.

• They are never made.

• They are irrelevant.