People in Slough give their opinion ahead of General Election

The transcript reflects a range of political opinions, with dissatisfaction towards the Conservative party for not addressing grassroots issues and a shift towards Labour, despite some reservations. The speaker discusses the impact of international politics, particularly the Middle East, on domestic decisions and expresses concerns about economic issues like the housing crisis. There is also disappointment with Labour's stance on international matters, leading to support for an Independent candidate.

What is the main reason the speaker is considering voting for Labour instead of the Conservatives?

• Labour has a better economic plan.

• Labour promises lower taxes.

• Conservatives have been in power for too long without addressing grassroots issues.

• Conservatives have a strong international reputation.

What is the speaker's view on Rishi Sunak's credibility?

• His credibility is unaffected.

• He is the most credible leader.

• He has lost some credibility.

• He has gained credibility over time.

Why does the speaker believe it might not be wise to change the Prime Minister now?

• Rishi Sunak is in a better diplomatic position.

• Keir Starmer has a strong international reputation.

• The economy is stable under the current leadership.

• The speaker prefers a different party.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the Democrats?

• Their economic policies.

• Their plan for the housing crisis and cost of living.

• Their stance on international issues.

• Their leadership.

Why is the speaker disappointed with the Labour Party?

• Labour's healthcare policies.

• Labour's economic policies.

• Labour's stance on the Middle East conflict.

• Labour's leadership.