CLEAN : Hopeful or sceptical Londoners brace for general election

The transcript discusses the complexities and uncertainties surrounding elections, particularly in the context of Brexit. It highlights concerns about the influence of wealth, the potential for unchanged outcomes, and the risks of splitting votes. The role of Parliament and the implications of different election results on Brexit are also examined, with a focus on the desire for a deal and the avoidance of a no-deal scenario.

What is the main concern about having another people's vote?

• It will result in a clear majority.

• It will cause economic instability.

• It will definitely lead to leaving the EU.

• It might not change the current situation.

What is a significant risk mentioned regarding the election?

• A lack of voter turnout.

• A unanimous decision to remain.

• Splitting the Leave vote.

• A clear majority for the Leave vote.

What is the hope if the risk of splitting the Leave vote is avoided?

• The election results will be clear.

• A new referendum will be held.

• Parliament will dissolve.

• The EU will offer a better deal.

What is the expected outcome of the general election according to the speaker?

• A coalition government.

• A Labour victory.

• A Conservative victory.

• An independent candidate winning.

What do people want regarding Brexit according to the speaker?

• To remain in the EU.

• To leave with a deal.

• To hold another referendum.

• To leave without a deal.