Voxpop soundbites on UK General Election 2017

The transcript discusses political frustration and uncertainty, focusing on Theresa May's leadership and the public's perception of her actions. It highlights the impact of elections on political parties, particularly Labour and Conservative, and reflects a personal shift in political support. The conversation also touches on the current political climate and the public's desire for stability.

What was the public's reaction to Theresa May's decision to call a general election?

• They were excited and hopeful.

• They were annoyed and lost confidence.

• They were supportive and confident.

• They were indifferent.

Which political party does the speaker believe has a chance to prove its worth?

• Liberal Democrats

• Labour Party

• Conservative Party

• Green Party

What is the speaker's current stance on their political party preference?

• They have always supported the Conservative Party.

• They are undecided between Labour and Liberal Democrats.

• They are switching from Labour to Conservative.

• They are considering supporting the Green Party.

What is the main topic of conversation in the country according to the speaker?

• Sports events

• Economic policies

• Environmental issues

• Political changes

Why does the speaker think the English Parliament called for an election?

• To follow public demand

• To strengthen the opposition

• As a strategic move

• To distract from other issues