Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q3. Have you definitely decided to vote for Britain to (remain in/leave) the European Union or is there a chance you may change your mind before you vote?
Base : All voting to remain or leave EU
Table 1
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Definitely decided
May change mind
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
3452 1057
3459 1075
2453 697
71%afhnqr 65%
872 350
25%bdgiopr 33%zbde
134 29
4%afopq 3%
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
1026 252 429 327
1007 256 438 323
749 173 381 236
74%zac 67% 87%zabce 73%a
217 74 42 77
22%d 29%bd 10% 24%d
41 9 16 11
4% 4% 4% 3%
Con
(f)
1092
1117
732
66%
355
32%zgij
30
3%
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab LD UKIP Other
(g) (h) (i) (j)
911 299 390 354
905 308 394 351
685 192 327 256
76%zfh 63% 83%zfghj 73%fh
180 101 58 84
20%i 33%zgij 15% 24%i
39 14 10 11
4%f 5% 2% 3%
Remain Leave
(k)
(l)
1826 1626
1808 1651
1264 1189
70% 72%
462
409
26% 25%
81
53
4%
3%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1346 581 1404
2444
872
136
1357 585 1401
2453
872
134
963 381 1047
2453
-
-
71%n 65% 75%zmn 100%zqr
-
-
345 175 317
-
872
25% 30%zmo 23%
-
100%zpr
49 28 37
-
-
4% 5%o 3%
-
-
-
-
134
100%zpq
Unwtd
Total
3452
3452
2444
71%
872
25%
136
4%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q3. Have you definitely decided to vote for Britain to (remain in/leave) the European Union or is there a chance you may change your mind before you vote?
Base : All voting to remain or leave EU
Table 2
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Definitely decided
May change mind
Don't know
Wtd Total
(z)
3452
3459
2453
71%bcl
872
25%aei
134
4%af
Gender
Male
(a)
1760
1751
1321
75%zb
387
22%
43
2%
Female
(b)
1692
1708
1133
66%
484
28%za
91
5%za
18-34
(c)
1020
953
640
67%
261
27%e
51
5%zde
Age
35-54
(d)
1701
1697
1195
70%
443
26%e
60
4%
55+
(e)
731
809
618
76%zcd
168
21%
23
3%
AB
(f)
1127
1122
791
71%
304
27%i
27
2%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
1194 422
1226 423
875 298
71% 70%
303 102
25% 24%
49 23
4%f 6%f
DE North East
(i) (j)
514 146
504 144
365 102
72% 71%
107 37
21% 26%
32 5
6%zfg 4%
North West
(k)
393
389
285
73%l
88
23%
16
4%
Yorks & West
Humber Midlands
(l) (m)
292 298
290 299
187 214
65% 72%
82 72
28% 24%
20 13
7%zoqt 4%
East
Midlands
(n)
257
257
185
72%
63
25%
9
4%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
328 312 490
331 316 493
235 213 351
71% 68% 71%
86 89 126
26% 28% 26%
9 13 15
3% 4% 3%
London
(r)
459
464
337
73%l
108
23%
19
4%
Wales
(s)
171
169
111
66%
51
30%kt
7
4%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
306 3452
307 3452
233 2444
76%zlps 71%
68 872
22% 25%
6 136
2% 4%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q4. Looking ahead to the Referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union on 23 June, which, if any, issues do you think will be very important
to you in helping you decide which way to vote?
Base : All
Table 3
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The impact on Britain's
economy
The number of immigrants
coming into Britain
Britain's ability to
make its own laws
Britain's ability to
trade with countries in
the European Union
The impact on British
jobs
The impact on the rights
of British workers
The ability to travel in
the European Union
The cost of EU
immigration on Britain's
welfare system
Britain's relationship
with other countries
Britain's status in the
world
The ability of British
citizens to live and
work in other European
Union countries
The impact on funding
for British universities
and scientists
The impact on me
personally
Regulations by the
European Union on
British businesses
The impact on British
national security
The number of refugees
coming to Britain to
claim asylum
Other (WRITE IN)
None of the above
Don't know
Immigration
Economy
free movement
Wtd Total
(z)
4002
4002
2289
57%dilmp
Con
(a)
1177
1196
773
65%zde
1925 734
48%bceghjko61%zbce
1985 748
50%bceghjko63%zbce
1618
40%dilmr
1840
46%dilp
1469
37%aflm
540
45%zd
538
45%
367
31%
1037 266
26%adfilm 22%d
1884 714
47%bceghjko60%zbce
1437
36%dilm
1060
26%djlm
425
36%d
343
29%zde
949 241
24%adfilmn 20%d
669 148
17%adfilmn 12%d
997
25%dilmp
1292
32%bgko
277
23%d
493
41%zbce
1825 644
46%begjko 54%zbce
1672 648
42%bceghjko54%zbce
223
6%n
60
5%
100 12
2%adfilmq 1%
149 20
4%adfhiklmopq 2%
2272 851
57%bceghjkop71%zbce
2701
67%dilmp
1348
34%adfilm
859
72%zd
357
30%d
Lab
(b)
1119
1099
Party support
681
62%zd
367
33%
410
37%
513
47%zd
570
52%zade
LD
(c)
278
283
176
62%d
88
31%
99
35%
139
49%zd
132
47%
510 108
46%zacde 38%a
382
35%zad
368
34%
469
43%zad
323
29%zde
357
33%zad
252
23%zad
327
30%zacd
268
24%
446
41%
312
28%
60
5%
26
2%ad
34
3%ad
461
42%
801
73%zd
482
44%zad
102
36%zad
91
32%
130
46%zad
92
32%zde
99
35%zad
65
23%zad
64
22%d
87
31%b
116
41%
73
26%
14
5%
7
3%ad
5
2%
113
40%
206
73%d
137
49%zad
UKIP
(d)
443
451
153
34%
Other
(e)
361
356
206
58%d
374 117
83%zabce 33%
354 135
78%zabce 38%
97
22%
179
40%
155
34%
24
5%
168
47%zd
158
44%
139
39%a
128
36%zad
362 113
80%zabce 32%
96
21%
95
21%
24
5%
39
9%
73
16%
210
46%zbce
251
56%zbce
332
74%zabce
38
8%zab
1
*
3
1%
405
90%zabce
232
51%
37
8%
140
39%d
82
23%
125
35%zad
91
26%zad
94
26%d
100
28%
132
37%
97
27%
32
9%zab
12
3%ad
8
2%d
145
41%
242
68%d
164
46%zad
Con
(f)
1236
1265
797
63%zij
775
61%zghj
812
64%zghj
551
44%zi
561
44%
384
30%
280
22%i
758
60%zghj
443
35%i
354
28%ij
240
19%i
159
13%i
292
23%
531
42%zghj
678
54%zghj
685
54%zghj
66
5%
11
1%
26
2%
897
71%zghj
894
71%zi
368
29%i
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP Other
(g) (h) (i) (j)
1010 329 401 394
1005 339 405 389
621 220 158 220
62%zi 65%zij 39% 57%i
355 120 319 117
35% 35% 79%zfghj 30%
387 142
39% 42%
463 173
46%zi 51%zfi
508 183
51%zfij 54%zfij
463 141
46%zfi 42%f
328 115
33%zfi 34%zfi
349 129
35% 38%j
417 146
42%zfi 43%zfi
306
76%zfghj
88
22%
143
37%
180
46%zi
Attitudes towards EU
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
membership Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Remain Leave Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(k)
(l)
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1826 1626 1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1808 1651 1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
1289
723
71%zl 44%
502 1190
28%
72%zk
524 1234
29%
75%zk
723 445 1025
1349
589
73
47% 62%zm 68%zmn 55%
68%zpr 54%
1187 345 332
1152
482
58
76%zno 48%o 22%
47%
55%zpr 43%
1023 389 507
1190
509
59
66%zno 54%zo 34%
49%
58%zpr 44%
1041
400 431 302 830
987
415
39
58%zl 24% 28% 42%m 55%zmn 40%r
48%zpr 29%
161 173 945
649 693
40% 44%
52%zl 39% 45%
141 172 750
548
35% 44%zfi 41%zl 33%
336 734
1080
455
59
47% 49%zm 44%
52%zp
44%
529 246 632
922
330
45
34% 34% 42%zmn 38%
38%
33%
30 131 766
164 219 166 602
671
228
30
7% 34%zfi 42%zl 10% 14% 23%m 40%zmn 27%z
26%
23%
313 120 494 1175 1110 346 366
1128
481
59
77%zfghj 31% 27%
71%zk 72%zno 48%o 24%
46%
55%zpr 44%
91 161 902
23% 41%zfi 50%zl
322 95 91 86
32%zfij 28% 23% 22%
315 115 25 127
31%zfi 34%zfi 6% 33%zfi
222 75 33 97
22%zfi 22%zfi 8% 25%zfi
271 85 80 101
27%fi 25% 20% 26%i
250 104 172 113
25% 31%g 43%zghj 29%
422 152 217 143
42% 45%j 54%zghj 37%
298 93 290 106
30% 27% 72%zfghj 27%
50 18 32 33
5% 5% 8%zfg 8%zfg
24 6 3 12
2%fi 2% 1% 3%fi
37 5 3 10
4%fhi 1% 1% 3%i
432 160 348 150
43% 47%j 86%zfghj 39%
721 255 223 261
72%zi 75%zij 55% 67%i
420 156 43 165
42%zfi 46%zfi 11% 42%zfi
376 416 255 712
899
334
45
23% 27% 35%m 47%zmn 37%
38%
33%
612
344 344 197 484
710
213
33
34%zl 21% 22% 27%m 32%zmn 29%zq
24%
25%
725
137 162 149 598
637
201
23
40%zl 8% 10% 21%m 39%zmn 26%zr
23%
17%
449
148 147 101 400
427
150
20
25%zl 9% 9% 14%m 26%zmn 17%
17%
15%
519
325 344 189 413
529
278
36
29%zl 20% 22% 26%m 27%zm 22%
32%zp
27%
440
717 580 277 400
806
307
44
24%
43%zk 37%zo 38%zo 26%
33%
35%z
33%
741
41%
868 823 349 595
1108
446
55
53%zk 53%zno 48%o 39%
45%
51%zpr 41%
423 1048 1050 287
23%
63%zk 68%zno 40%o
100
108 80 28
6%
7%z 5% 4%
42
23 28 16
2%l
1% 2% 2%
42
24 35 33
2%
1% 2% 5%mo
640
1357 1301 429
35%
82%zk 84%zno 60%o
1423
942 956 503
79%zl 57% 62% 70%m
981
228 282 222
54%zl 14% 18% 31%m
274
998
18%
41%
109
164
7%zmn 7%zr
40
58
3%
2%q
32
38
2%
2%
465
1338
31%
55%
1130
1602
75%zmn 65%
779
862
51%zmn 35%z
423
50
49%zpr 37%
42
3
5%
2%
4
2
1%
2%
11
17
1%
12%zpq
586
73
67%zpr 55%
676
87
78%zpr 65%
308
39
35%
29%
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
2287
57%
1905
48%
1948
49%
1610
40%
1838
46%
1464
37%
1065
27%
1852
46%
1442
36%
1052
26%
962
24%
680
17%
1018
25%
1265
32%
1801
45%
1652
41%
216
5%
103
3%
154
4%
2251
56%
2699
67%
1370
34%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q4. Looking ahead to the Referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union on 23 June, which, if any, issues do you think will be very important
to you in helping you decide which way to vote?
Base : All
Table 4
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The impact on Britain's
economy
The number of immigrants
coming into Britain
Britain's ability to
make its own laws
Britain's ability to
trade with countries in
the European Union
The impact on British
jobs
The impact on the rights
of British workers
The ability to travel in
the European Union
The cost of EU
immigration on Britain's
welfare system
Britain's relationship
with other countries
Britain's status in the
world
The ability of British
citizens to live and
work in other European
Union countries
The impact on funding
for British universities
and scientists
The impact on me
personally
Regulations by the
European Union on
British businesses
The impact on British
national security
The number of refugees
coming to Britain to
claim asylum
Other (WRITE IN)
None of the above
Don't know
Immigration
Economy
free movement
Gender
Wtd Total Male
(z) (a)
4002 1958
4002 1949
2289 1073
57%aci 55%
1925 921
48%cft 47%
1985 922
50%acrt 47%
1618 762
40%di 39%
1840 857
46%a 44%
1469 679
37%ac 35%
1037 493
26%dei 25%
1884 883
47%acft 45%
1437 655
36%ai 34%
1060 517
26%cit 27%
949 430
24%adi 22%
669 278
17%adi 14%
997 447
25%aei 23%
Female
(b)
2044
2053
1216
59%za
1004
49%
1063
52%za
856
42%
983
48%za
790
38%za
544
27%
1001
49%za
782
38%za
543
26%
518
25%za
391
19%za
550
27%za
1292 620 672
32%ci 32% 33%
1825 822 1003
46%acr 42% 49%za
1672 776 896
42%acfrt 40% 44%za
223 114 109
6%c 6% 5%
100 60 40
2%b 3%zb 2%
149 63 86
4%def 3% 4%
2272 1073 1199
57%acft 55% 58%za
2701 1264 1437
67%ai 65% 70%za
1348 621 727
34%adein 32% 35%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
625 1138
54% 58%c
409 985
36% 50%zc
369 1010
32% 52%zc
446 755
39% 39%
541 904
47% 46%
384 718
33% 37%
397 448
35%zde 23%
358 974
31% 50%zc
415 682
36% 35%
279 517
24% 26%
312 428
27%zde 22%
259 275
23%zde 14%
378 477
33%zde 24%e
258 618
22% 32%c
399 899
35% 46%c
343 829
30% 42%c
35 102
3% 5%c
34 50
3% 3%
79 56
7%zde 3%
495 1173
43% 60%zc
766 1328
67% 68%
469 609
41%zde 31%
55+
(e)
807
899
526
59%
531
59%zcd
606
67%zcd
417
46%zcd
395
44%
367
41%zcd
192
21%
552
61%zcd
340
38%
264
29%zc
209
23%
134
15%
142
16%
416
46%zcd
527
59%zcd
500
56%zcd
86
10%zcd
17
2%
14
2%
604
67%zcd
607
68%
270
30%
AB C1
(f) (g)
1264 1394
1256 1427
786 818
63%zghi 57%i
Social Grade
568 669
45% 47%
622 738
50% 52%
591 568
47%zghi 40%i
C2
(h)
496
497
269
54%
261
53%zfg
235
47%
187
38%i
565 658 247
45% 46% 50%
458 520 194
36% 36% 39%
373 364 119
30%zghi 26%i 24%i
558 680 246
44% 48% 49%
496 530 165
39%zhi 37%i 33%i
370 386 124
29%zi 27%i 25%
349 326 112
28%zghi 23%i 23%i
232 260 74
18%zi 18%i 15%i
341 337 123
27%zgi 24% 25%
461
37%zghi
571
45%
487
39%
71
6%
28
2%
30
2%
677
54%
879
70%zi
476
38%zghi
451 150
32% 30%
678 222
48% 45%
583 236
41% 48%zfg
93 20
7%hi 4%
39 11
3% 2%
55 22
4%f 4%f
807 299
57% 60%f
962 333
67%i 67%
471 161
33%i 32%i
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
292 96 261
49% 57% 57%
326 74 204
54%zfg 44% 45%
298 87 227
50% 51%t 50%t
186 60 182
31% 36% 40%
263 89 222
44% 53%r 49%
215 70 180
36% 41% 40%
108 37 115
18% 22% 25%
312 72 210
52%zf 43% 46%t
165 57 171
27% 34% 38%
126 42 123
21% 25% 27%
106 30 117
18% 18% 26%j
58 28 82
10% 16% 18%
121 36 112
20% 21% 25%
171 55 150
29% 32% 33%
261 75 223
43% 44% 49%rt
280 66 193
47%zfg 39% 43%t
26 4 26
4% 3% 6%
18 7 16
3% 4% 3%
31 9 14
5%f 5% 3%
373 94 248
62%zfg 56% 55%
377 117 312
63% 69% 69%
154 49 159
26% 29% 35%n
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
184
54%
166
49%t
171
50%t
132
39%
154
45%
118
35%
86
25%
162
48%t
West
Midlands
(m)
361
360
208
58%
187
52%rt
188
52%rt
134
37%
177
49%
129
36%
83
23%
171
47%t
132 126
39% 35%
92 90
27% 25%
68 72
20% 20%
59 51
17% 14%
86 88
25% 25%
105 123
31% 34%
154 157
45% 43%
135 157
40% 44%rt
15 22
4% 6%
8 8
2% 2%
19 10
6%op 3%
190 220
56%t 61%rt
214 251
63% 70%l
104 109
30% 30%
Region
East East of
Midlands England South West South East
(n) (o) (p) (q)
297 379 349 561
297 382 351 563
169 217 205 344
57% 57% 58% 61%l
165 206 175 276
56%zjkrt 54%zjkrt 50%t 49%t
164 205 181 290
55%zrt 54%rt 52%t 51%rt
130 150 163 222
44% 39% 46%zjlmqr 39%
135 168 164 250
46% 44% 47% 44%
110 141 137 197
37% 37% 39% 35%
66 89 87 156
22% 23% 25% 28%
160 207 171 274
54%zjkrt 54%zjkrt 49%t 49%t
99 127 141 220
33% 33% 40%r 39%
89 91 97 152
30%t 24% 28% 27%
60 87 82 134
20% 23% 23% 24%
49 61 56 87
16% 16% 16% 15%
61 91 92 139
20% 24% 26% 25%
97 121 116 201
33% 32% 33% 36%rt
143 180 172 274
48%r 47%r 49%r 49%r
152 176 162 229
51%zjklqrst 46%rt 46%rt 41%
25 22 21 29
8%zjl 6% 6% 5%
6
2%
12
4%
189
64%zklrst
205
69%
79
27%
6 5 12
1% 1% 2%
8 7 17
2% 2% 3%
235 205 329
62%krt 58%t 58%t
260 238 381
68% 68% 68%
120 115 200
31% 33% 36%n
Unwtd
London Wales Scotland Total
(r) (s) (t)
531 200 349 4002
535 199 349 4002
295 112 197 2287
55% 56% 56% 57%
240 94 140 1905
45% 47% 40% 48%
243 94 135 1948
45% 47% 39% 49%
207 85 153 1610
39% 43% 44% 40%
230 99 153 1838
43% 49% 44% 46%
187 74 126 1464
35% 37% 36% 37%
164
31%zjmno
55 100 1065
28% 29% 27%
232 91 134 1852
43% 46% 38% 46%
178 65 121 1442
33% 33% 35% 36%
158 51 75 1052
30%t 25% 21% 26%
154
29%zjlmno
45 99 962
22% 28%zjlmn 24%
92 46 59 680
17% 23%zmopq 17% 17%
164 53 73 1018
31%zjkmnoqt27%
21% 25%
160 66 98 1265
30% 33% 28% 32%
211 90 146 1801
39% 45% 42% 45%
195 83 124 1652
36% 42% 35% 41%
34 9 16 216
6% 5% 5% 5%
11 6 16 103
2% 3% 5%zopr 3%
28 7 18 154
5%zop 4% 5%op 4%
287 108 166 2251
54% 54% 48% 56%
354 136 234 2699
66% 68% 67% 67%
208 71 134 1370
39%zjlmno 36%n 38%jlmno 34%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q5. And which of these issues, if any, do you think will be the most important issue for the British public overall on how they will vote in the referendum on
European Union membership on 23 June?
Table 5
Base : All
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The impact on Britain's
economy
The number of immigrants
coming into Britain
Britain's ability to
make its own laws
Britain's ability to
trade with countries in
the European Union
The impact on British
jobs
The impact on the rights
of British workers
The ability to travel in
the European Union
The cost of EU
immigration on Britain's
welfare system
Britain's relationship
with other countries
Britain's status in the
world
The ability of British
citizens to live and
work in other European
Union countries
The impact on funding
for British universities
and scientists
The impact on me
personally
Regulations by the
European Union on
British businesses
The impact on British
national security
The number of refugees
coming to Britain to
claim asylum
Other (WRITE IN)
None of the above
Don't know
Immigration
Economy
free movement
Party support
Wtd Total Con Lab LD UKIP Other Con
(z) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)
4002 1177 1119 278 443 361 1236
4002 1196 1099 283 451 356 1265
945 293 298 76 38 103 300
24%dilm 24%d 27%zd 27%d 8% 29%zd 24%i
953 287 249 72 160 70 308
24%knor 24% 23% 26% 35%zabce 20% 24%
356 135 76
9%begko 11%zbce 7%
20 68 20 141
7% 15%zabce 6% 11%zghj
99 31 32 9 5 10 32
2%lm 3% 3% 3% 1% 3% 3%
178 46 54 20 16 20 44
4%flmp 4% 5% 7%zad 4% 6% 3%
54 7 33 4 - 5 5
1%adfilm 1% 3%zad 1%d -
1%d *
25 3 11 2 1
1%alm *
1%a 1% *
315 103 78 16 67
8%ko 9% 7% 6% 15%zabce
67 19 24 5 -
2%dilmq 2%d 2%d 2%d -
5 4
1%a *
22 113
6% 9%
9 19
3%d 1%i
39 15 15 5 3 1 16
1% 1% 1% 2%e 1% * 1%
22 2 5 3 1 8 3
1%afm * *
1%a *
2%zabd *
10 1 4 1 - 1 2
* * * * - * *
100 30 31 6 4 11 32
2%dlp 3% 3%d 2% 1% 3%d 3%
35 11 9 1 7 2 16
1% 1% 1% * 2% 1% 1%
122 43 22 9 21 6 47
3%bko 4%b 2% 3% 5%zbe 2% 4%gj
199 72 46 7 39 15 73
5%ckno 6%bc 4% 2% 9%zbce 4% 6%
50 17 12 4 8 4 18
1%k 1% 1% 1% 2% 1% 1%
49
1%adfgkop
5
*
384 75
10%adfiklmopq6%d
1267 389
32%ejknor 33%e
1123 339
28%dilmpr 28%d
47
5
1%aflm *
10 -
1% -
91 23
8%d 8%d
327 89
30% 31%
352 96
32%zd 34%zd
16
5
1%a 2%a
1
*
12
3%
227
50%zabce
54
12%
2
*
7 5
2%acd *
38 87
11%ad 7%i
91 421
26% 33%gj
123 345
35%zad 27%i
13
7
4%zabd 1%
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP Other
(g) (h) (i) (j)
1010 329 401 394
1005 339 405 389
275 95 38 100
27%zi 28%zi 10% 26%i
226 75 140 81
22% 22% 35%zfghj 21%
74 22 65 25
7% 7% 16%zfghj 6%
Attitudes towards EU
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
membership Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Remain Leave Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(k)
(l)
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1826 1626 1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1808 1651 1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
623
205
34%zl 12%
340
518
19%
31%zk
75
252
4%
15%zk
240 199 472
561
242
25
15% 28%zm 31%zm 23%
28%zpr 19%
507 121 295
622
218
18
33%zno 17% 20%
25%zr
25%r
14%
166 85 94
246
66
16
11%zo 12%zo 6%
10%zq
8%
12%
27 10 5 11
65
22 22 22 45
65
20
2
3% 3% 1% 3%
4%zl 1% 1% 3%m 3%m
3%
2%
1%
46 22 17 28 110
39 52 31 89
95
53
2
5% 6%f 4% 7%zf 6%zl 2% 3% 4% 6%zm 4%
6%zpr
1%
33 3 1 5
42
8 13 5 32
38
11
-
3%zfhij 1% *
1%f
2%zl *
1% 1% 2%zmn 2%
1%
-
11 2 - 4
17
3
4 2 16
16
3
2
1%fi 1% -
1%i
1%zl *
*
*
1%zmn 1%
*
1%
69 30 52 23
99
189 172 48 90
213
63
12
7% 9% 13%zfgj 6% 5%
11%zk 11%zno 7% 6%
9%z
7%
9%
20 6 - 10
48
2%i 2%i -
3%i
3%zl
14 5 3
1%j 2%j 1%
12 16 10 38
49
8
3
1% 1% 1% 3%zm
2%q
1%
2%
1
26
13 12 3 23
30
7
3
*
1%z 1% 1% *
2%zn
1%
1%
2%
3 2 1 7
14
6
4 3 15
15
5
-
* 1% *
2%zfgi 1%
*
*
*
1%zm 1%
1%
-
1 4 - 2
6
4
3 2
5
6
2
2
*
1%zfgi - 1% *
*
*
*
*
*
*
1%zpq
22 8 5 10
44
32 32 24 40
46
24
6
2% 2% 1% 3% 2%
2% 2% 3% 3%
2%
3%
4%p
5 1 7 3
11
* *
2%g 1% 1%
22 12 17 6
43
2% 3% 4%j 2% 2%
45 12 30 18
64
4% 3% 7%zgh 5% 4%
11 5 6 5
16
1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
4 1 5 6
12
* * 1% 1%fg 1%
97 24 14 44 152
10%fi 7%i 3% 11%fhi 8%l
295 105 192 104
438
29% 31% 48%zfghj 27% 24%
321 117 55 128
733
32%zfi 35%zfi 14% 33%zfi 41%zl
14
4
1 12
32
1%f 1% *
3%zfgi 2%zl
20
1%
69
4%zk
119
7%zk
29
2%zk
14
1%
98
6%
708
43%zk
244
15%
9
1%
16 7 11
20
10
1
1% 1% 1%
1%
1%
1%
47 38 35
83
27
1
3% 5%zmo 2%
3%
3%
1%
118 22 55
135
39
9
8%zno 3% 4%
5%
4%
7%
18 5 22
37
1% 1% 1%
1%
14 11 11
18
1% 1% 1%
1%
94 84 123
160
6% 12%zmo 8%m
7%
679 169 386
834
44%zno 23% 25%
34%zr
292 230 561
656
19% 32%zm 37%zmn 27%
8
4
32
31
1% 1% 2%zmn 1%
8
-
1%
-
7
1
1%
1%
60
31
7%
23%zpq
281
31
32%r
23%
295
27
34%zpr 20%
8
2
1%
1%
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
954
24%
944
24%
343
9%
99
2%
184
5%
56
1%
26
1%
309
8%
67
2%
39
1%
22
1%
11
*
103
3%
34
1%
121
3%
203
5%
48
1%
51
1%
388
10%
1253
31%
1138
28%
48
1%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q5. And which of these issues, if any, do you think will be the most important issue for the British public overall on how they will vote in the referendum on
European Union membership on 23 June?
Table 6
Base : All
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The impact on Britain's
economy
The number of immigrants
coming into Britain
Britain's ability to
make its own laws
Britain's ability to
trade with countries in
the European Union
The impact on British
jobs
The impact on the rights
of British workers
The ability to travel in
the European Union
The cost of EU
immigration on Britain's
welfare system
Britain's relationship
with other countries
Britain's status in the
world
The ability of British
citizens to live and
work in other European
Union countries
The impact on funding
for British universities
and scientists
The impact on me
personally
Regulations by the
European Union on
British businesses
The impact on British
national security
The number of refugees
coming to Britain to
claim asylum
Other (WRITE IN)
None of the above
Don't know
Immigration
Economy
free movement
Wtd Total
(z)
4002
4002
945
24%ein
953
24%ct
356
9%c
99
2%
178
4%e
54
1%b
25
1%d
315
8%
67
2%d
39
1%
22
1%
10
*a
100
2%ef
35
1%
122
3%aft
199
5%bt
50
1%c
49
1%q
384
10%f
1267
32%ct
1123
28%ei
47
1%d
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
1958 2044
1949 2053
448 498
23% 24%
477 476
24% 23%
184 172
9% 8%
46 52
2% 3%
76 102
4% 5%
35 20
2%zb 1%
14 11
1% 1%
140 174
7% 8%
39 28
2% 1%
21 19
1% 1%
12 10
1% *
2 8
* *
47 53
2% 3%
22 13
1% 1%
46 76
2% 4%za
113 87
6%zb 4%
29 21
1% 1%
29 20
1% 1%
171 213
9% 10%
617 650
32% 32%
524 600
27% 29%
26 22
1% 1%
18-34
(c)
1239
1149
310
27%ze
227
20%
64
6%
35
3%
62
5%e
16
1%
17
2%zde
76
7%
33
3%zde
11
1%
8
1%
3
*
40
3%ze
Age
35-54
(d)
1956
1954
472
24%e
482
25%c
162
8%c
47
2%
90
5%e
33
2%e
6
*
145
7%
25
1%
15
1%
11
1%
7
*
49
3%e
8 18
1% 1%
32 59
3% 3%
47 112
4% 6%zc
7 25
1% 1%
21 20
2%z 1%
132 177
12%zde 9%
303 626
26% 32%c
372 563
32%zde 29%e
25 17
2%zde 1%
55+
(e)
807
899
163
18%
244
27%zc
130
14%zcd
16
2%
25
3%
6
1%
2
*
94
10%zcd
10
1%
13
1%
4
*
-
-
11
1%
9
1%
32
4%
41
5%
18
2%c
7
1%
74
8%
338
38%zcd
189
21%
6
1%
Social Grade
AB C1 C2
(f) (g) (h)
1264 1394 496
1256 1427 497
364 330 104
29%zghi 23%i 21%
296 324 130
24% 23% 26%
104 138 45
8% 10% 9%
34 31 15
3% 2% 3%
54 65 25
4% 5% 5%
12 20 7
1% 1% 1%
8 9 3
1% 1% 1%
91 123 31
7% 9% 6%
19 27 6
2% 2% 1%
16 10 5
1% 1% 1%
5 7 3
* * 1%
4 3 1
* * *
19 41 16
2% 3%f 3%f
11 11 5
1% 1% 1%
28 38 24
2% 3% 5%zfg
59 61 29
5% 4% 6%
20 18 7
2% 1% 1%
15 16 3
1% 1% 1%
95 155 38
8% 11%zfh 8%
387 448 161
31% 31% 32%
418 395 128
33%zghi 28%i 26%i
13 16
6
1% 1% 1%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
Yorks & West
Humber Midlands
(l) (m)
344 361
341 360
102 43 121 69 90
17% 25% 27%ln 20% 25%
146 32 101 77 86
24% 19% 22%t 23%t 24%t
54 17 31 31 29
9% 10% 7% 9% 8%
12 5 8 7 9
2% 3% 2% 2% 3%
22 4 26 15 16
4% 2% 6% 4% 4%
14 2 7 6 3
2%zf 1% 2% 2% 1%
3 - 1 3 3
* - * 1% 1%
54 17 33 33 30
9% 10% 7% 10% 8%
11 8 4 7 3
2% 5%zkmoqrs 1% 2% 1%
7 - 9 4 3
1% - 2%z 1% 1%
5 1 4 1 1
1% 1% 1% * *
2 - 1 2 -
* - * * -
14 3 12 9 9
2% 2% 3% 3% 2%
6 2 6 2 5
1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
25 3 19 10 13
4%f 2% 4%t 3% 4%t
36 13 26 16
6% 8%rt 6%t 5%
4
1%
14
2%zgh
71
12%zfh
200
33%
124
21%
8
1%
- 3
- 1%
4 9
2%qr 2%qr
17 33
10% 7%
49 134
29% 29%t
47 147
28% 32%zlno
1 5
1% 1%
1
*
7
2%qr
41
12%kops
110
32%t
84
25%
4
1%
16
5%
5
1%
2
1%
38
11%
116
32%t
105
29%
4
1%
East
Midlands
(n)
297
297
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
379 349 561
382 351 563
55 81
18% 21%
82 111
28%jt 29%zjklt
25
8%
76 133
22% 24%
87 150
25%t 27%jt
30 36 45
8% 10% 8%
7 12 6 16
2% 3% 2% 3%
14 16 16 24
5% 4% 5% 4%
3 5 6 8
1% 1% 2% 1%
- 1 5 3
- *
1%n 1%
22
8%
10
3%zkmor
1
*
27 34 47
7% 10% 8%
4 6 10
1% 2% 2%
4 5 3
1% 1% 1%
1 1 1 2
* * * *
1 2
- 2
* *
- *
3 10 8 15
1% 3% 2% 3%
2 4 2 2
1% 1% 1% *
13 11 10 15
4%t 3% 3% 3%
17 19 25
6%t 5% 7%rt
7 10
2%jlp 3%zjklp
3 6
1% 2%q
30 27
10% 7%
104 139
35%t 36%zkrt
69 97
23% 25%
1
2
* 1%
1
*
2
1%
26
7%
121
35%t
92
26%
6
2%
27
5%
9
2%
2
*
51
9%
196
35%t
157
28%
5
1%
London
(r)
531
535
131
25%n
126
24%t
59
11%k
14
3%
19
4%
6
1%
5
1%
33
6%
6
1%
4
1%
4
1%
1
*
17
3%
2
*
17
3%
21
4%
9
2%
2
*
57
11%
160
30%t
150
28%
10
2%
Wales
(s)
200
199
52
26%n
44
22%
20
10%
2
1%
9
5%
6
3%z
2
1%
17
9%
2
1%
3
2%
-
-
-
-
5
3%
3
2%
6
3%
9
4%
2
1%
4
2%q
13
7%
61
31%t
61
31%
2
1%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
349 4002
349 4002
95 954
27%ln 24%
57 944
16% 24%
32 343
9% 9%
11 99
3% 2%
19 184
5% 5%
4 56
1% 1%
2 26
1% 1%
21
6%
7
2%
3
1%
6
2%zloq
309
8%
67
2%
39
1%
22
1%
2 11
1% *
8 103
2% 3%
5 34
1% 1%
4 121
1% 3%
8 203
2% 5%
4 48
1% 1%
10 51
3%zmpqr 1%
50 388
14%zkopqs 10%
78 1253
22% 31%
114 1138
33%lno 28%
8 48
2%zno 1%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q6. I'.d now like to ask you some questions about what you think might happen if Britain was to leave the European Union. For each of the following,
please tell me whether you think it would increase, decrease or stay the same over the next five years if Britain were to leave the European Union?
The number of EU immigrants coming into the UK :
Base : All
Table 7
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Increase a lot
Increase a little
Stay about the same
Decrease a little
Decrease a lot
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
4002 1177
4002 1196
149 46
4%hlo 4%
198 65
5%dilm 5%d
720 164
18%adfilmq 14%d
1433 485
36%emp 41%zbde
1200 388
30%bcghknor32%zbc
302 49
8%abdfhiklmop 4%
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
1119 278 443 361
1099 283 451 356
39 6 24 7
4% 2% 5%ce 2%
55 20
5%d 7%d
274 63
25%zad 22%ad
371 106
34% 38%
293 65
27% 23%
67 22
6%ad 8%ad
9
2%
26
6%
146
32%
234
52%zabce
12
3%
15
4%
84
24%zad
109
31%
104
29%
36
10%zabd
Con
(f)
1236
1265
49
4%h
74
6%i
171
14%i
513
41%zgij
390
31%gh
67
5%i
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
1010 329 401
1005 339 405
36 5 20
4% 2% 5%h
Other Remain Leave
(j)
(k)
(l)
394 1826 1626
389 1808 1651
9
70
49
2% 4%
3%
45 18 11 17 119
43
5% 5% 3% 4%
7%zl 3%
239 90 27 91 494 135
24%zfi 26%zfi 7% 23%zfi 27%zl 8%
337 141 128 124 655 597
34% 42%zgij 32% 32% 36% 36%
264 72 208 116 357 765
26% 21% 51%zfghj 30%h 20%
46%zk
83 12 11 31 112
61
8%fhi 4% 3% 8%fhi 6%l
4%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
77 23 42
89
24
7
5%zo 3% 3%
4%
3%
5%
62 41 83
112
4% 6% 5%
5%
127 150 413
458
8% 21%zm 27%zmn 19%q
520 277 582
839
34% 38%m 38%zm 34%
694 171 309
854
45%zno 24% 20%
35%zqr
71 59 84
101
5% 8%mo 6%
4%
42
9
5%
6%
134
37
15%
27%zpq
371
42
43%zpr 31%
242
26
28%r
19%
57
14
7%p
11%p
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
148
4%
197
5%
712
18%
1428
36%
1202
30%
315
8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q6. I'.d now like to ask you some questions about what you think might happen if Britain was to leave the European Union. For each of the following,
please tell me whether you think it would increase, decrease or stay the same over the next five years if Britain were to leave the European Union?
The number of EU immigrants coming into the UK :
Base : All
Table 8
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Increase a lot
Increase a little
Stay about the same
Decrease a little
Decrease a lot
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male
(z) (a)
4002 1958
4002 1949
149 66
4%df 3%
198 103
5% 5%
720 362
18%em 19%
1433 684
36%ci 35%
1200 633
30%bcg 33%zb
302 101
8%adefk 5%
Female
(b)
2044
2053
84
4%
95
5%
358
17%
749
36%
567
28%
202
10%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
50 58
4%d 3%
51 102
4% 5%
217 369
19%e 19%e
383 710
33% 36%
313 587
27% 30%
135 128
12%zde 7%e
55+
(e)
807
899
42
5%d
45
5%
134
15%
340
38%c
299
33%zc
39
4%
AB
(f)
1264
1256
36
3%
61
5%
215
17%
470
37%i
403
32%zg
70
6%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
1394 496
1427 497
52 22
4% 4%
60 25
4% 5%
271 86
19% 17%
534 170
37%i 34%
390 158
27% 32%
120 35
8%f 7%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
30 3 20
5%f 2% 4%
35 7 26
6% 4% 6%
105 32 82
18% 19% 18%
186 57 165
31% 34% 36%
184 51 138
31% 30% 30%
60 19 23
10%zf 11%kpr 5%
Yorks & West East
Humber Midlands Midlands
(l) (m) (n)
344 361 297
341 360 297
14 15 14
4% 4% 5%
20 19 14
6% 5% 5%
63 48 49
19% 13% 16%
118 118 102
35% 33% 34%
90 132 98
26% 37%zlqrst 33%
36 28 19
10%zkpr 8% 7%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
379 349 561
382 351 563
16 10 26
4% 3% 5%
22 17 30
6% 5% 5%
57 61 113
15% 17% 20%m
133 137 194
35% 39% 34%
125 107 157
33% 31% 28%
29 19 43
8% 5% 8%
Unwtd
London Wales Scotland Total
(r) (s) (t)
531 200 349 4002
535 199 349 4002
19 3 8 148
4% 2% 2% 4%
22 8 11 197
4% 4% 3% 5%
99 47 69 712
19%m 23%zmo 20%m 18%
216 73 120 1428
40%zmq 37% 34% 36%
148 51 102 1202
28% 26% 29% 30%
31 16 39 315
6% 8% 11%zknpr 8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7a. The latest immigration figures show that just under 260,000 EU citizens came to live or work in the UK in the past year. Knowing this, would you still vote
to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU
Table 9
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
1826 502
1808 506
1489 385
82%afmnqr 76%
56 23
3%op 5%zbe
262 98
15%bcgjop 19%zbce
Party support
Lab LD UKIP
(b) (c) (d)
729 184 11
711 186 11**
619 167 5
87%za 89%za 48%
17 4 4
2% 2% 36%
75 16 2
11% 8% 16%
Other
(e)
222
218
191
88%za
3
1%
24
11%
Con
(f)
489
495
374
76%
21
4%
100
20%zghj
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
640 211 23
632 215 22**
552 185 8
87%zf 86%f 36%
14 5 7
2% 2% 34%
66 25 7
10% 12% 31%
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Other Remain Leave
(j) (k)
(l)
241 1826
-
236 1808
-**
212 1489
-
90%zf 82%
-
4
56
-
2% 3%
-
21 262
-
9% 15%
-
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
313 298 1140
1277
467
82
311 297 1130
1264
462
81*
181 224 1046
1203
256
58% 75%m 93%zmn 95%zqr
55%r
33
7 15
14
38
11%zno 2% 1%
1%
8%zp
97 66 69
48
168
31%zno 22%zo 6%
4%
36%zp
30
37%
4
5%p
47
58%zpq
Unwtd
Total
1826
1826
1506
82%
57
3%
263
14%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7a. The latest immigration figures show that just under 260,000 EU citizens came to live or work in the UK in the past year. Knowing this, would you still vote
to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU
Table 10
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1826
1808
1489
82%bh
56
3%c
262
15%aft
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
887 939
892 916
776 713
87%zb 78%
27 29
3% 3%
89
10%
173
19%za
18-34
(c)
674
627
521
83%
13
2%
93
15%
Age
35-54
(d)
850
846
693
82%
34
4%zc
119
14%
55+
(e)
302
334
275
82%
10
3%
50
15%
AB
(f)
671
662
568
86%zghi
14
2%
Social Grade
C1
(g)
638
648
528
81%h
18
3%
80 103
12% 16%
C2
(h)
197
195
144
74%
11
6%zf
40
20%zf
DE
(i)
213
207
165
80%
10
5%f
32
15%
North East North West
(j) (k)
83 201
79* 197
60 165
75% 83%
4 4
5% 2%
16 29
20%t 15%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
158
154
122
80%
8
5%
23
15%
West
Midlands
(m)
137
135
106
79%
4
3%
25
19%rt
East
Midlands
(n)
119
118
96
81%
6
5%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
158 161 267
156 163 265
130 132 216
84% 81% 81%
3 5 9
2% 3% 3%
17 22
15% 14%
26 41
16% 15%
London
(r)
257
257
220
86%j
8
3%
29
11%
Wales
(s)
92
91*
72
80%
3
3%
15
17%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
193 1826
192 1826
170 1506
88%zjlmq 82%
4 57
2% 3%
18 263
10% 14%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7b. Say it was clear that if the UK stayed in the European Union the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would increase by 10,000 per year.
In those circumstances, would you still vote to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7a
Table 11
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
1506 383
1489 385
1302 307
87%afmnq 80%
41 16
3%cop 4%c
147 61
10%begjop 16%zbce
Party support
Lab LD UKIP
(b) (c) (d)
634 165 5
619 167 5**
556 155 5
90%za 93%za 100%
17
-
-
3%c -
-
46 11
-
7% 7% -
Other
(e)
194
191
176
92%za
6
3%c
9
5%
Con
(f)
370
374
302
81%
15
4%
57
15%zghj
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
559 182 8
552 185 8**
496 169 3
90%zf 91%f 36%
13 2 1
2% 1% 15%
43 14 4
8% 8% 49%
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Other Remain Leave
(j) (k)
(l)
216 1506
-
212 1489
-**
194 1302
-
92%zf 87%
-
5
41
-
2% 3%
-
13 147
-
6% 10%
-
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
183 225 1056
1215
260
31
181 224 1046
1203
256
30*
128 183 963
1094
181
27
71% 82%m 92%zmn 91%zq 71%
87%
17
7 16
22
19
-
9%zno 3% 1%
2%
7%zp
-
35 35 68
87
56
4
20%zo 15%zo 6%
7%
22%zp 13%
Unwtd
Total
1506
1506
1316
87%
42
3%
148
10%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7b. Say it was clear that if the UK stayed in the European Union the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would increase by 10,000 per year.
In those circumstances, would you still vote to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7a
Table 12
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1506
1489
1302
87%bn
41
3%
147
10%afr
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
772 734
776 713
700 602
90%zb 84%
20 21
3% 3%
57
7%
90
13%za
18-34
(c)
558
521
456
87%
19
4%e
46
9%
Age
35-54
(d)
698
693
607
88%
18
3%
68
10%
55+
(e)
250
275
239
87%
3
1%
32
12%
AB
(f)
574
568
506
89%
17
3%
45
8%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
521 146
528 144
449 127
85% 88%
13 3
2% 2%
66 14
12%zf 9%
DE
(i)
170
165
148
90%
5
3%
12
7%
North East North West
(j) (k)
64 168
60* 165
54 147
90% 89%n
1 3
2% 2%
5 15
8% 9%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
125
122
110
90%n
4
3%
9
7%
West East
Midlands Midlands
(m) (n)
107 96
106 96*
98 76
92%no 79%
1 3
1% 3%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
133 131 219
130 132 216
107 116 182
82% 88% 84%
8 2 8
6%zkmp 1% 4%
7 17 15 14 26
7% 17%zlmr 12% 11% 12%r
London Wales
(r) (s)
220 73
220 72*
202 63
92%znoq 86%
5 1
2% 1%
12 9
6% 12%
Scotland
(t)
170
170
149
88%
4
3%
16
10%
Unwtd
Total
1506
1506
1316
87%
42
3%
148
10%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7c. And what if the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would increase by 50,000 per year. In those circumstances,
would you still vote to ttlremain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7b
Table 13
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
1316 306
1302 307
1034 214
79%afmnq 69%
44 15
3%op 5%
224 79
17%bgop 26%zbce
Party support
Lab LD UKIP
(b) (c) (d)
569 153 5
556 155 5**
464 127 3
83%za 81%a 60%
17 4 1
3% 3% 19%
75 24 1
13% 16% 21%
Other
(e)
178
176
147
84%a
4
2%
24
14%
Con
(f)
299
302
210
69%
13
4%
79
26%zgj
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
503 166 3
496 169 3**
414 133 1
83%zf 78%f 32%
16 3 2
3% 2% 68%
67 33
-
13% 20% -
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Other Remain Leave
(j) (k)
(l)
199 1316
-
194 1302
-**
165 1034
-
85%zf 79%
-
4
44
-
2% 3%
-
25 224
-
13% 17%
-
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
131 184 971
1105
184
27
128 183 963
1094
181
27**
83 127 800
909
105
21
65% 70% 83%zmn 83%zq 58%
78%
14
6 22
26
18
-
11%zno 3% 2%
2%
10%zp
-
31 49 140
159
59
6
24%zo 27%zo 15%
15%
32%zp 22%
Unwtd
Total
1316
1316
1046
79%
45
3%
225
17%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7c. And what if the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would increase by 50,000 per year. In those circumstances,
would you still vote to ttlremain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7b
Table 14
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1316
1302
1034
79%b
44
3%
224
17%ac
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
696 620
700 602
574 461
82%zb 76%
25 19
4% 3%
101
14%
122
20%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
485 612
456 607
382 475
84%zde 78%
10 31
2% 5%zce
65 102
14% 17%
55+
(e)
219
239
178
75%
3
1%
58
24%zcd
AB
(f)
510
506
400
79%
16
3%
90
18%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
444 129
449 127
361 100
80% 79%
14 6
3% 5%
74 21
17% 16%
DE
(i)
152
148
120
81%
5
3%
24
16%
North East North West
(j) (k)
57 151
54* 147
44 111
82% 76%
- 8
- 5%
10 28
18% 19%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
112
110
85
78%
4
4%
21
19%
West
Midlands
(m)
98
98*
70
72%
5
5%
22
23%s
East
Midlands
(n)
76
76*
57
74%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
109 115 184
107 116 182
90 87 151
84%m 75% 83%m
1 3 4 4
1% 3% 3% 2%
18 14 25 27
24%s 13% 22%s 15%
London
(r)
202
202
163
81%
8
4%
31
15%
Wales Scotland
(s) (t)
63 149
63* 149
56 121
89%zkmnp 81%
1 6
1% 4%
6 22
10% 15%
Unwtd
Total
1316
1316
1046
79%
45
3%
225
17%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7d. And what if the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in UK would increase by 100,000 per year if the UK stayed in the European Union.
In those circumstances, would you still vote to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7c
Table 15
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1046
1034
839
81%afq
32
3%jop
163
16%p
Con
(a)
213
214
155
73%
10
4%
49
23%zbe
Party support
Lab LD UKIP
(b) (c) (d)
474 126 3
464 127 3**
381 102 1
82%a 80% 32%
16 2 1
3% 2% 38%
66 23 1
14% 18% 30%
Other
(e)
149
147
129
87%za
2
1%
16
11%
Con
(f)
207
210
158
75%
10
5%j
42
20%j
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
420 132 1
414 133 1**
341 105 1
82%f 79% 100%
15 2
-
4% 2% -
59 25
-
14% 19% -
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Other Remain Leave
(j) (k)
(l)
168 1046
-
165 1034
-**
145 839
-
88%zf 81%
-
1
32
-
1% 3%
-
19 163
-
12% 16%
-
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
85 128 807
919
106
21
83* 127 800
909
105
21**
67 102 650
755
67
18
81% 80% 81%
83%zq 64%
85%
6
7 18
22
8
1
8%zo 5%o 2%
2%
8%zp
6%
9 18 132
132
29
2
11% 14% 16%
15%
28%zp
8%
Unwtd
Total
1046
1046
848
81%
32
3%
166
16%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q7d. And what if the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in UK would increase by 100,000 per year if the UK stayed in the European Union.
In those circumstances, would you still vote to remain within the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to remain in the EU at Q7c
Table 16
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
remain a member of the
European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to leave the European
Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1046
1034
839
81%o
32
3%b
163
16%a
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
568 478
574 461
473 366
82% 79%
23 8
4%zb 2%
77
13%
86
19%za
18-34
(c)
403
382
309
81%
14
4%
59
15%
Age
35-54
(d)
479
475
386
81%
14
3%
75
16%
55+
(e)
164
178
144
81%
5
3%
30
17%
AB
(f)
404
400
320
80%
16
4%
64
16%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
358 103
361 100
301 77
83% 76%
7 4
2% 4%
52 19
15% 19%
DE
(i)
122
120
96
80%
3
3%
20
17%
North East North West
(j) (k)
47 114
44* 111
35 91
79% 82%o
1 3
2% 3%
8 17
19% 15%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
88
85*
68
80%
2
3%
14
17%
West
Midlands
(m)
69
70*
54
77%
2
3%
14
20%
East
Midlands
(n)
57
57*
48
84%
2
3%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
91 88 152
90* 87* 151
62 70 120
70% 81% 80%
6 3 6
7%zr 4% 4%
7 21
13% 23%zst
13 24
15% 16%
London
(r)
163
163
135
83%o
3
2%
25
15%
Wales
(s)
56
56*
51
91%o
1
2%
4
8%
Scotland
(t)
121
121
104
86%o
2
2%
15
12%
Unwtd
Total
1046
1046
848
81%
32
3%
166
16%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8a. The latest immigration figures show that just under 260,000 EU citizens came to live or work in the UK in the past year. Knowing this,
would you still vote to leave the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at
Table 17
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
1626 555
1651 569
1503 520
91%ghjoqr 91%
16 4
1%mp 1%
132 45
8%dimp 8%d
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
297 68 418 105
296 70* 428 105
262 60 417 91
89% 86% 98%zabce 87%
4 2 2 2
1% 3% 1% 2%
30 8 8 12
10%d 11%d 2% 11%d
Con
(f)
603
622
575
92%ghj
5
1%
42
7%i
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab
(g)
271
273
LD UKIP Other Remain Leave
(h) (i) (j) (k)
(l)
88 367 113
- 1626
92* 372 115
-** 1651
239 75 359 94
- 1503
88% 81% 96%zfghj 82%
-
91%
4 1 1 3
-
16
1% 1% *
3%i -
1%
30 17 12 18
- 132
11%fi 18%zfi 3% 16%zfi -
8%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1033 283 264
1167
405
54
1046 288 272
1189
409
53*
982 263 222
1171
297
35
94%zo 91%o 82%
99%zqr 72%
66%
6
4
7
5
1% 1% 3%zm *
58 21 43
13
6% 7% 16%zmn 1%
10
1
3%zp
2%
102
17
25%zp
32%zp
Unwtd
Total
1626
1626
1475
91%
16
1%
135
8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8a. The latest immigration figures show that just under 260,000 EU citizens came to live or work in the UK in the past year. Knowing this,
would you still vote to leave the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at
Table 18
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1626
1651
1503
91%
16
1%
132
8%h
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
873 753
859 792
792 711
92% 90%
6 10
1% 1%
60 71
7% 9%
18-34
(c)
346
326
290
89%
4
1%
32
10%
Age
35-54
(d)
851
851
769
90%
11
1%
71
8%
55+
(e)
429
475
444
94%zc
1
*
29
6%
AB
(f)
456
460
422
92%
4
1%
33
7%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
556 225
578 229
520 217
90% 95%zgi
6 1
1% *
52 11
9%h 5%
DE
(i)
301
297
267
90%
3
1%
27
9%
North East North West
(j) (k)
63 192
65* 192
57 168
89% 88%
- 3
- 2%
7 21
11% 11%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
134
136
119
87%
1
1%
16
12%t
West
Midlands
(m)
161
164
152
93%
2
1%
10
6%
East
Midlands
(n)
138
139
131
94%k
-
-
8
6%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
170 151 223
175 152 228
162 136 212
93% 90% 93%
2 1 1
1% 1% 1%
11 15 14
6% 10% 6%
London
(r)
202
208
189
91%
2
1%
16
8%
Wales
(s)
79
78*
69
88%
2
3%
8
10%
Scotland
(t)
113
114
107
94%
2
2%
5
4%
Unwtd
Total
1626
1626
1475
91%
16
1%
135
8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8b. Say it was clear that if the UK stayed in the European Union but through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK
would decrease by 10,000 per year. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8a
Table 19
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
1475 505
1503 520
1382 482
92%bchqr 93%c
33 7
2%dfip 1%
89 32
6%dp 6%
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
262 58 407 91
262 60* 417 91*
232 51 399 81
89% 85% 96%zbce 89%
13 5 4 2
5%zad 9%zad 1% 2%
17 4 14 8
7% 7% 3% 9%d
Con
(f)
556
575
533
93%h
7
1%
35
6%
2015 Election vote
Lab LD
(g) (h)
236 70
239 75*
213 64
89% 85%
10 6
4%zfi 8%zfi
16 5
7% 7%
UKIP
(i)
353
359
342
95%zgh
2
1%
15
4%
Other
(j)
92
94*
85
91%
2
2%
6
7%
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Remain Leave
(k)
(l)
- 1475
-** 1503
- 1382
-
92%
-
33
-
2%
-
89
-
6%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
967 256 216
1149
291
35
982 263 222
1171
297
35*
910 237 201
1136
218
27
93% 90% 90%
97%zqr 74%
77%
20
8
5
11
21
1
2% 3% 2%
1%
7%zp
3%
52 18 16
24
57
7
5% 7% 7%
2%
19%zp
20%zp
Unwtd
Total
1475
1475
1356
92%
33
2%
86
6%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8b. Say it was clear that if the UK stayed in the European Union but through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK
would decrease by 10,000 per year. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union, or not?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8a
Table 20
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1475
1503
1382
92%b
33
2%f
89
6%a
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
805 670
792 711
743 638
94%zb 90%
15 18
2% 3%
34 54
4% 8%za
18-34
(c)
305
290
266
92%
11
4%ze
13
4%
Age
35-54
(d)
769
769
700
91%
16
2%
53
7%
55+
(e)
401
444
416
93%
5
1%
23
5%
AB
(f)
418
422
395
94%
3
1%
24
6%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
497 212
520 217
478 201
92% 93%
11 5
2% 2%
30 11
6% 5%
DE
(i)
270
267
242
90%
9
3%f
17
6%
North East North West
(j) (k)
56 167
57* 168
55 154
96% 92%
1 2
2% 1%
1 12
2% 7%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
116
119
107
90%
3
3%
8
7%
West
Midlands
(m)
148
152
139
91%
3
2%
10
7%
East
Midlands
(n)
130
131
125
96%
2
1%
4
3%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
157 134 208
162 136 212
148 131 196
91% 96%rs 93%
2 1 7
1% 1% 3%
13 5 8
8% 3% 4%
London
(r)
184
189
169
90%
5
3%
15
8%
Wales Scotland
(s) (t)
69 106
69* 107
61 96
88% 90%
5 2
7%zknop 2%
3 9
5% 8%
Unwtd
Total
1475
1475
1356
92%
33
2%
86
6%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8c. And what if through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would decrease by 50,000 per year if the UK
remained in the European Union. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8b
Table 21
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1356
1382
1270
92%cq
21
2%p
90
7%dip
Con
(a)
468
482
435
90%
6
1%
40
8%d
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
232 49 389 81
232 51* 399 81*
214 41 380 71
92%c 82% 95%zace 88%
6 2 7
3% 4% 2%
13 7 12
5% 14%zbd 3%
-
-
10
12%zbd
Con
(f)
516
533
485
91%
7
1%
41
8%i
2015 Election vote
Lab LD
(g) (h)
210 59
213 64*
196 55
92% 86%
UKIP
(i)
337
342
325
95%zfh
6 - 4
3% - 1%
11 9 12
5% 14%zgi 4%
Other
(j)
84
85*
80
93%
1
1%
5
6%
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Remain Leave
(k)
(l)
- 1356
-** 1382
- 1270
-
92%
-
21
-
2%
-
90
-
7%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
896 230 196
1114
215
27
910 237 201
1136
218
27**
837 221 183
1082
166
23
92% 93% 91%
95%zq 76%
85%
14
3
3
12
8
1
2% 1% 2%
1%
4%zp
4%
59 13 14
42
45
3
6% 6% 7%
4%
20%zp 11%
Unwtd
Total
1356
1356
1246
92%
21
2%
89
7%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8c. And what if through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would decrease by 50,000 per year if the UK
remained in the European Union. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8b
Table 22
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1356
1382
1270
92%c
21
2%
90
7%a
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
755 601
743 638
692 578
93% 91%
13 8
2% 1%
38 52
5% 8%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
279 701
266 700
233 647
87% 92%c
10 8
4%zde 1%
24 44
9% 6%
55+
(e)
376
416
390
94%c
3
1%
22
5%
AB
(f)
391
395
358
91%
7
2%
30
8%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
456 196
478 201
443 182
93% 91%
4 5
1% 3%
30 14
6% 7%
DE
(i)
246
242
224
92%
5
2%
13
6%
Yorks &
North East North West Humber
(j) (k) (l)
54 153 105
55* 154 107
53 136 99
96% 89% 93%
- 1 1
- 1% 1%
2 16 7
4% 10%zmn 7%
West
Midlands
(m)
135
139
130
94%
3
2%
5
4%
East
Midlands
(n)
124
125
118
95%
2
2%
5
4%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
142 129 193
148 131 196
134 120 176
91% 92% 89%
2 2 5
1% 1% 2%
12 9 16
8% 7% 8%
London
(r)
165
169
159
94%
2
1%
8
5%
Wales
(s)
61
61*
57
94%
1
1%
3
5%
Scotland
(t)
95
96*
87
91%
2
2%
7
7%
Unwtd
Total
1356
1356
1246
92%
21
2%
89
7%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8d. And what if through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would decrease by 100,000 per year if the UK
remained in the European Union. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8c
Table 23
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1246
1270
1159
91%q
29
2%dp
82
6%p
Con
(a)
423
435
398
92%
14
3%d
23
5%
Party support
Lab LD UKIP
(b) (c) (d)
214 40 369
214 41* 380
193 36 350
90% 88% 92%
3 1 4
1% 2% 1%
18 4 26
8% 10% 7%
Other
(e)
71
71*
63
89%
5
7%zbd
3
4%
Con
(f)
469
485
445
92%
17
3%g
24
5%
2015 Election vote
Lab LD UKIP
(g) (h) (i)
193 51 320
196 55* 325
179 48 302
91% 87% 93%
1 - 4
1% - 1%
16 7 20
8% 13%f 6%
Attitudes towards EU
membership
Other Remain Leave
(j) (k)
(l)
78
- 1246
80*
-** 1270
72
- 1159
90%
-
91%
4
-
29
5%gi -
2%
4
-
82
5%
-
6%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
824 214 179
1059
164
23
837 221 183
1082
166
23**
763 200 172
1018
123
19
91% 91% 94%
94%zq 74%
82%
19
7
2
11
18
-
2% 3% 1%
1%
11%zp
-
55 14 10
53
25
4
7% 7% 5%
5%
15%zp 18%
Unwtd
Total
1246
1246
1138
91%
29
2%
79
6%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base; ** very small base (under 30) ineligible for sig testing

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q8d. And what if through new restrictions on immigration the number of EU citizens coming to live or work in the UK would decrease by 100,000 per year if the UK
remained in the European Union. In those circumstances, would you still vote to leave the European Union?
Base : All voting to leave the EU at Q8c
Table 24
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Yes, I'd still vote to
leave the European Union
No, I'd change my vote
to remain within the
European Union
I'm not sure how I would
vote
Wtd Total
(z)
1246
1270
1159
91%
29
2%i
82
6%
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
704 542
692 578
634 525
92% 91%
20 9
3% 2%
38 44
5% 8%
18-34
(c)
243
233
205
88%
8
3%
20
8%
Age
35-54
(d)
649
647
591
91%
16
2%
41
6%
55+
(e)
354
390
364
93%c
5
1%
21
5%
AB
(f)
355
358
326
91%
14
4%zi
18
5%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
423 177
443 182
401 167
90% 92%
10 3
2% 2%
32 12
7% 7%
DE
(i)
227
224
206
92%
1
*
16
7%
North East North West
(j) (k)
52 136
53* 136
50 125
94% 91%
1 1
2% 1%
2 11
4% 8%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
97
99*
92
93%
2
2%
5
5%
West
Midlands
(m)
127
130
118
90%
3
3%
9
7%
East
Midlands
(n)
117
118
109
92%
2
2%
7
6%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
129 118 172
134 120 176
125 104 159
93% 87% 91%
1 5 3
1% 4% 2%
8 10 13
6% 9% 8%
London
(r)
155
159
144
91%
5
3%
10
6%
Wales
(s)
57
57*
52
90%
2
3%
4
6%
Scotland
(t)
86
87*
81
92%
4
5%
3
3%
Unwtd
Total
1246
1246
1138
91%
29
2%
79
6%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q9. Do you think the number of immigrants coming to Britain nowadays should be increased a lot, increased a little, remain the same as it is, reduced a little, or reduced a lot?
Base : All
Table 25
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Increased a lot
Increased a little
Remain the same as it is
Reduced a little
Reduced a lot
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
4002 1177
4002 1196
138 32
3%fq 3%
254 48
6%adfilmq 4%
959 202
24%adfilmn 17%d
781 287
20%bdilmp 24%zbd
1685 610
42%bceghjkno51%zbce
186 17
5%adfilmopq 1%d
Lab
(b)
1119
1099
49
4%za
109
10%zad
414
38%zad
191
17%d
288
26%
49
4%ad
Party support
LD
(c)
278
283
9
3%
21
7%ad
100
35%zad
71
25%zbd
70
25%
12
4%ad
UKIP Other
(d) (e)
443 361
451 356
20 17
4% 5%
11 39
2% 11%zad
12 116
3% 33%zad
37 71
8% 20%d
370 93
82%zabce 26%
1 20
*
6%ad
Con
(f)
1236
1265
29
2%
51
4%
213
17%i
303
24%zgij
646
51%zghj
23
2%
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab
(g)
1010
1005
43
4%fh
98
10%zfi
356
35%zfi
176
18%i
287
29%
45
5%fi
LD
(h)
329
339
6
2%
25
7%fi
121
36%zfi
84
25%zgij
91
27%
11
3%
UKIP Other
(i) (j)
401 394
405 389
19 15
5%fh 4%
8 41
2% 10%zfi
16 137
4% 35%zfi
36 72
9% 18%i
321 98
79%zfghj 25%
5 26
1% 7%zfhi
Remain
(k)
1826
1808
65
4%
187
10%zl
757
42%zl
412
23%zl
304
17%
82
5%l
Leave
(l)
1626
1651
61
4%
42
3%
121
7%
240
15%
1162
70%zk
25
2%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
55 19 58
104
18
4
4% 3% 4%
4%zq
2%
3%
33 34 180
185
38
6
2% 5%m 12%zmn 8%zq
4%
5%
62 151 726
653
189
36
4% 21%m 48%zmn 27%zq 22%
27%
182 227 324
400
232
21
12% 32%zmo 21%zm 16%
27%zpr 16%
1208 252 169
1041
371
54
78%zno 35%o 11%
42%
43%
40%
12 37 57
70
24
13
1% 5%m 4%m
3%
3%
10%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
139
3%
257
6%
965
24%
780
19%
1665
42%
196
5%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q9. Do you think the number of immigrants coming to Britain nowadays should be increased a lot, increased a little, remain the same as it is, reduced a little, or reduced a lot?
Base : All
Table 26
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Increased a lot
Increased a little
Remain the same as it is
Reduced a little
Reduced a lot
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male
(z) (a)
4002 1958
4002 1949
138 72
3%ej 4%
254 134
6%dei 7%
959 491
24%ehin 25%
781 369
20%i 19%
1685 818
42%cfrt 42%
186 65
5%aep 3%
Female
(b)
2044
2053
66
3%
120
6%
469
23%
411
20%
867
42%
121
6%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
60 61
5%zde 3%e
117 96
10%zde 5%
340 442
30%zde 23%
226 382
20% 20%
317 887
28% 45%zc
89 85
8%zde 4%e
55+
(e)
807
899
16
2%
40
4%
177
20%
173
19%
481
54%zcd
12
1%
AB
(f)
1264
1256
41
3%
88
7%i
337
27%zhi
265
21%hi
473
38%
53
4%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
1394 496
1427 497
48 22
3% 4%
86 32
6% 6%
343 101
24% 20%
305 83
21%zhi 17%
571 240
40% 48%zfg
73 19
5% 4%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
19 1 14
3% 1% 3%
26 11 28
4% 6% 6%
124 38 107
21% 22% 23%
93 40 96
16% 24%nt 21%
313 74 187
52%zfg 43% 41%
25 6 22
4% 3% 5%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
13
4%j
19
6%
72
21%
64
19%
152
45%rt
21
6%p
Region
West East East of
Midlands Midlands England South West South East
(m) (n) (o) (p) (q)
361 297 379 349 561
360 297 382 351 563
10 11 13 11 18
3% 4%j 3% 3% 3%
23 19 16 25 40
6% 6% 4% 7% 7%
74 54 88 92 131
21% 18% 23% 26%n 23%
69 49 70 67 127
19% 16% 18% 19% 23%nt
169 152 179 147 227
47%qrt 51%zkpqrst 47%rt 42% 40%
16 12 17 9 20
4% 4% 4% 3% 4%
London Wales
(r) (s)
531 200
535 199
23 6
4%j 3%
35 11
7% 6%
154 48
29%zlmnq 24%
95 46
18% 23%
197 79
37% 40%
31 9
6%p 5%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
349 4002
349 4002
18 139
5%j 3%
27 257
8%o 6%
101 965
29%zlmn 24%
58 780
17% 19%
122 1665
35% 42%
23 196
7%pq 5%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q10. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way the current government is dealing with immigration?
Base : All
Table 27
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Very satisfied
Fairly satisfied
Neither satisfied nor
dissatisfied
Fairly dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Don't know
Wtd Total Con Lab
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1177 1119
4002 1196 1099
32 17 6
1%lm 1%zb 1%
320 163 85
8%dilmr 14%zbcde 8%d
997 351 270
25%dilmp 29%zbd 25%d
1124 394 315
28%dimp 33%zbd 29%d
1378 251 388
34%acfhknoq21% 35%ac
151 19 36
4%adfilmopq 2%d 3%ad
Party support
LD
(c)
278
283
3
1%
25
9%d
92
33%zbd
86
30%d
70
25%
6
2%d
UKIP Other
(d) (e)
443 361
451 356
3 3
1% 1%
4 20
1% 6%d
20 97
5% 27%d
78 99
17% 28%d
344 123
76%zabce 35%ac
1 13
*
4%ad
Con
(f)
1236
1265
16
1%g
159
13%zgij
351
28%zi
400
32%zgi
318
25%
22
2%
2015 Election vote
Lab LD
(g) (h)
1010 329
1005 339
4 3
*
1%
68 32
7%i 9%i
262 111
26%i 33%zgi
278 107
28%i 32%i
360 79
36%fh 23%
31 7
3%fi 2%
UKIP Other
(i) (j)
401 394
405 389
3 4
1% 1%
2 26
1% 7%i
24 107
6% 27%i
81 106
20% 27%i
290 130
72%zfghj 34%fh
4 17
1% 4%fi
Attitudes towards EU
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
membership Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Remain Leave Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(k)
(l) (m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1826 1626 1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1808 1651 1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
28
3
5 4 23
29
3
2%zl *
*
1% 2%zmn 1%zq
*
244
52 52 67 199
217
75
13%zl 3% 3% 9%m 13%zmn 9%zr
9%r
640
203 191 215 524
540
258
35%zl 12% 12% 30%zm 35%zmn 22%
30%zp
522
442 402 253 431
632
298
29% 27% 26% 35%zmo 28%
26%
34%zpr
313
934 890 158 292
988
217
17%
57%zk 57%zno 22% 19%
40%zqr 25%
61
18 13 23 44
47
21
3%l
1% 1% 3%m 3%m
2%
2%
-
-
4
3%
45
33%zp
34
25%
41
31%
10
8%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
32
1%
320
8%
992
25%
1127
28%
1372
34%
159
4%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q10. Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the way the current government is dealing with immigration?
Base : All
Table 28
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Very satisfied
Fairly satisfied
Neither satisfied nor
dissatisfied
Fairly dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male Female
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1958 2044
4002 1949 2053
32 18 15
1%f 1% 1%
320 160 160
8%di 8% 8%
997
25%i
1124
28%ai
1378
34%bcfq
151
4%adek
484
25%
515
26%
721
37%zb
52
3%
513
25%
609
30%za
657
32%
99
5%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
11 14
1% 1%
130 126
11%zde 6%
327 468
28%zde 24%
302 565
26% 29%
305 721
27% 37%zc
74 60
6%zde 3%
55+
(e)
807
899
8
1%
63
7%
202
22%
256
29%
352
39%zc
17
2%
AB
(f)
1264
1256
5
*
121
10%zgi
330
26%i
384
31%zi
370
29%
46
4%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
1394 496
1427 497
16 4
1%f 1%
103 39
7% 8%
383 111
27%zhi 22%
394 141
28% 28%
476 184
33%f 37%f
54 19
4% 4%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
8 1 3
1%f 1% 1%
35 18 43
6% 11% 10%
128 40 110
21% 24% 24%
142 42 119
24% 25% 26%
265 63 170
44%zfgh 37%q 37%q
23 5 10
4% 3% 2%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
3
1%
33
10%
92
27%
87
25%
107
31%
19
6%k
West
Midlands
(m)
361
360
1
*
28
8%
76
21%
104
29%
138
38%q
13
4%
Region
East East of
Midlands England South West South East London
(n) (o) (p) (q) (r)
297 379 349 561 531
297 382 351 563 535
2 4 5 8 5
1% 1% 1% 1% 1%
19 32 26 45 40
6% 8% 7% 8% 7%
73 84 86 147 144
25% 22% 24% 26% 27%
71 120 98 183 143
24% 31%n 28% 33%zklnr 27%
122 128 128 163 178
41%zloqrt 33% 36%q 29% 33%
10 14 9 17 26
3% 4% 3% 3% 5%k
Wales
(s)
200
199
-
-
16
8%
52
26%
51
25%
72
36%
9
5%
Scotland
(t)
349
349
1
*
22
6%
92
26%
106
30%
109
31%
19
5%k
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
32
1%
320
8%
992
25%
1127
28%
1372
34%
159
4%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q11. Generally speaking, do you think that the issue of immigration has been discussed in Britain too much, too little or about the right amount over the last few months?
Base : All
Table 29
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
It has been discussed
too much
It has been discussed
about the right amount
It has been discussed
too little
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
4002 1177
4002 1196
1017 220
25%adfilmnqr18%d
1245 442
31%delm 37%zbde
1425 475
36%bceghjkno40%zbce
315 59
8%abcdfghiklm5%
op
Lab
(b)
1119
1099
402
37%zad
331
30%
304
28%
62
6%
Party support
LD
(c)
278
283
106
38%zad
95
34%de
72
25%
10
3%
UKIP Other
(d) (e)
443 361
451 356
39 137
9% 38%zad
118 92
26% 26%
275 103
61%zabce 29%
18 24
4% 7%
Con
(f)
1236
1265
230
18%i
453
36%zgij
508
40%zghj
74
6%
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab LD UKIP Other
(g) (h) (i) (j)
1010 329 401 394
1005 339 405 389
342 122 40 154
34%zfi 36%zfi 10% 40%zfi
302 113 109 106
30% 33% 27% 27%
300 90 236 102
30% 26% 58%zfghj 26%
61 14 20 28
6% 4% 5% 7%
Remain
(k)
1826
1808
713
39%zl
626
35%zl
362
20%
107
6%
Leave
(l)
1626
1651
215
13%
464
28%
887
54%zk
85
5%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
153 150 691
713
193
22
10% 21%m 46%zmn 29%zqr 22%
16%
431 270 497
744
314
32
28% 37%zmo 33%m 30%
36%zpr 24%
885 229 261
888
309
52
57%zno 32%o 17%
36%
35%
39%
83 72 65
108
56
28
5% 10%zmo 4%
4%
6%p
21%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
1017
25%
1248
31%
1412
35%
325
8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q11. Generally speaking, do you think that the issue of immigration has been discussed in Britain too much, too little or about the right amount over the last few months?
Base : All
Table 30
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
It has been discussed
too much
It has been discussed
about the right amount
It has been discussed
too little
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male Female
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1958 2044
4002 1949 2053
1017 536 481
25%bdhi 28%zb 23%
1245 598 647
31%e 31% 32%
1425 699 726
36%cfgqt 36% 35%
315 115 200
8%aef 6% 10%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
341
30%zde
399
35%zde
283
25%
126
11%zde
466
24%
605
31%e
742
38%zc
141
7%
55+
(e)
807
899
210
23%
241
27%
400
44%zcd
48
5%
Social Grade
AB C1 C2
(f) (g) (h)
1264 1394 496
1256 1427 497
380 360 99
30%zghi 25%hi 20%
390 472
31% 33%zi
414 476
33% 33%
71 118
6% 8%f
147
30%
212
43%zfg
38
8%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
115 37 115
19% 22% 25%
171 55 142
29% 32% 31%
253 67 167
42%zfg 39%t 37%
61 11 30
10%zf 6% 7%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
75
22%
110
32%
123
36%
33
10%p
West
Midlands
(m)
361
360
85
23%
116
32%
128
35%
33
9%
East
Midlands
(n)
297
297
63
21%
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
379 349 561
382 351 563
89 89 154
23% 25% 27%
82 119 111 191
28% 31% 32% 34%
124 149 132 179
42%zqrt 39%qt 38% 32%
27 26 19 40
9% 7% 6% 7%
Unwtd
London Wales Scotland Total
(r) (s) (t)
531 200 349 4002
535 199 349 4002
159
30%zlmno
48 104 1017
24% 30%ln 25%
160 58 101 1248
30% 29% 29% 31%
180 70 107 1412
34% 35% 31% 35%
36
7%
23 37
12%zkopr 11%zkpr
325
8%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q12. Being a member of the European Union means the British Government has very little control over immigration from other EU countries. This also means that UK citizens can easily visit,
work or live in other EU countries. Which of the following statements do you most agree with?
Base : All
Table 31
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The Government should
have total control over
who comes into Britain,
even if this means
coming out
of the EU to achieve it
It is beneficial for
Britain to remain in the
EU, even if this means
the Government does not
have
total control over the
number of people who
come to Britain
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
4002 1177
4002 1196
2198 776
55%bceghjkop65%zbce
1337 311
33%adfilmnqr26%d
467 110
12%adfilmop 9%d
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
1119 278 443 361
1099 283 451 356
421 103
38% 37%
567 152
52%zad 54%zad
111 27
10%d 10%d
438
97%zabce
7
2%
5
1%
133
37%
185
52%zad
38
11%d
Con
(f)
1236
1265
835
66%zghj
309
24%i
121
10%i
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab LD UKIP Other Remain
(g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
1010 329 401 394 1826
1005 339 405 389 1808
398
40%
496
49%zfi
111
11%i
128 390
38% 96%zfghj
165 9
49%zfi 2%
46 6
14%fi 1%
147 355
38% 20%
201 1251
52%zfi 69%zl
41 202
11%i 11%l
Leave
(l)
1626
1651
1567
95%zk
25
2%
59
4%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
1315 400 397
1306
552
64
85%zno 56%o 26%
53%
63%zpr 47%
122 200 987
1032
215
8% 28%m 65%zmn 42%zqr 25%
115 120 129
115
104
7% 17%zmo 9%
5%
12%p
29
21%
42
31%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
2173
54%
1355
34%
474
12%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q12. Being a member of the European Union means the British Government has very little control over immigration from other EU countries. This also means that UK citizens can easily visit,
work or live in other EU countries. Which of the following statements do you most agree with?
Base : All
Table 32
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
The Government should
have total control over
who comes into Britain,
even if this means
coming out
of the EU to achieve it
It is beneficial for
Britain to remain in the
EU, even if this means
the Government does not
have
total control over the
number of people who
come to Britain
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male Female
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1958 2044
4002 1949 2053
2198 1101 1097
55%cfrt 57%z 53%
1337 682 656
33%bdehimn 35%zb 32%
467 166 301
12%adef 9% 15%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
502 1130
44% 58%zc
472 618
41%zde 32%e
174 206
15%zde 11%
55+
(e)
807
899
566
63%zcd
247
27%
86
10%
AB
(f)
1264
1256
616
49%
522
42%zghi
118
9%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
1394 496
1427 497
758 312
53%f 63%zfg
482 125
34%hi 25%
188 59
13%zf 12%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
390 97 245
65%zfg 57%t 54%t
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
186
54%t
137 51 157 109
23% 30% 34%mn 32%
73 21 52 47
12% 13% 11% 14%
Region
West East East of
Midlands Midlands England South West South East London
(m) (n) (o) (p) (q) (r)
361 297 379 349 561 531
360 297 382 351 563 535
228 182 230 201 301 268
63%zklqrst 61%zkqrt 60%zqrt 57%rt 53%t 50%
95 78 113 114
26% 26% 30% 32%
37 37 39 37
10% 12% 10% 10%
198 207
35%mn 39%zjlmno
65 60
12% 11%
Wales
(s)
200
199
107
54%t
62
31%
31
15%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
349 4002
349 4002
154 2173
44% 54%
154 1355
44%zjklmnop34%
qs
41 474
12% 12%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q13. If Britain votes to remain in the European Union on 23 June, which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base : All
Table 33
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Britain should accept
the current rights of
European Union citizens
to come and live and
work in
Britain
Britain should continue
to campaign for greater
controls on European
Union citizens coming to
live
and work in Britain
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
4002 1177
4002 1196
948 145
24%adfilmnq 12%d
2703 1002
68%bceghjko84%zbce
352 50
9%abdfiklmop4%
Lab
(b)
1119
1099
443
40%zad
Party support
LD
(c)
278
283
103
37%zad
578 158
53% 56%
77 21
7%a 8%a
UKIP Other
(d) (e)
443 361
451 356
9 148
2% 42%zad
422
94%zabce
20
5%
181
51%
26
7%a
Con
(f)
1236
1265
166
13%i
1034
82%zghj
65
5%
Attitudes towards EU
2015 Election vote
membership
Lab LD UKIP Other Remain
(g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
1010 329 401 394 1826
1005 339 405 389 1808
370 112 10 172 798
37%zfi 33%zfi 2% 44%zfghi 44%zl
557 200 377
55%j 59%j 93%zfghj
78 27 18
8%fi 8% 4%
186 886
48% 49%
31 124
8%fi
7%l
Leave
(l)
1626
1651
93
6%
1481
90%zk
76
5%
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Negative Neutral Positive decided mind Don't know
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
89 108 732
714
152
26
6% 15%m 48%zmn 29%zqr 17%
19%
1379 544 684
1634
89%zno 76%zo 45%
67%
84 69 97
105
5% 10%mo 6%
4%
652
82
75%zpr 61%
68
26
8%p
19%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
964
24%
2673
67%
365
9%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q13. If Britain votes to remain in the European Union on 23 June, which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base : All
Table 34
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Britain should accept
the current rights of
European Union citizens
to come and live and
work in
Britain
Britain should continue
to campaign for greater
controls on European
Union citizens coming to
live
and work in Britain
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male Female
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1958 2044
4002 1949 2053
948 498
24%behimn 26%zb
2703 1323
68%crt 68%
352 128
9%adefp 7%
450
22%
1380
67%
224
11%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
359 439
31%zde 22%e
636 1360
55% 70%zc
155 154
13%zde 8%e
55+
(e)
807
899
150
17%
707
79%zcd
43
5%
Social Grade
AB C1 C2
(f) (g) (h)
1264 1394 496
1256 1427 497
351 331 94
28%zghi 23%i 19%
830 975 350
66% 68% 71%
74 121 52
6% 8%f 11%f
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
108 33
18% 19%
415 116
69% 69%t
78 20
13%zfg 12%p
108
24%m
308
68%t
38
8%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
83
24%m
227
66%t
32
9%p
Region
West East East of
Midlands Midlands England South West South East
(m) (n) (o) (p) (q)
361 297 379 349 561
360 297 382 351 563
63 54 75
18% 18% 20%
267 213 273
74%zklrt 72%rt 71%rt
30 30 34
8% 10%p 9%
87 134
25%mn 24%m
246 389
70%rt 69%rt
18 41
5% 7%
London Wales
(r) (s)
531 200
535 199
152 48
28%zjmno 24%
332 132
62% 66%t
51 19
9%p 10%p
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
349 4002
349 4002
109 964
31%zjklmnoq24%
200 2673
57% 67%
39 365
11%pq 9%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q14. And now thinking if Britain votes to leave the European Union on 23 June which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base : All
Table 35
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Britain should continue
to allow European Union
citizens to come and
live and work in Britain
in
return for access to the
EU single market
Britain should stop
European Union citizens
coming to live and work
in Britain with new
immigration rules even
if that restricted
Britain's access to the
EU single market
Don't know
Party support
Wtd Total Con Lab LD UKIP
(z) (a) (b) (c) (d)
4002 1177 1119 278 443
4002 1196 1099 283 451
1676 460 603 182 59
42%adfilmnr 38%d 55%zad 64%zabd 13%
Other
(e)
361
356
202
57%zad
1557 536 326 63 338 95
39%bceghjkno45%zbce
30%c 22% 75%zabce 27%
769 200 169 38 55 59
19%abcdgiklmo 17%d 15% 13% 12% 17%
p
Con
(f)
1236
1265
471
37%i
571
45%zghj
222
18%i
Attitudes towards EU
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
2015 Election vote
membership Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Lab LD UKIP Other Remain Leave Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(g) (h) (i) (j) (k)
(l)
(m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
1010 329 401 394 1826 1626 1542 717 1515
2444
872
136
1005 339 405 389 1808 1651 1552 720 1514
2453
872
134
528 197 53 220 1214
330 294 266 1058
1157
349
39
53%zfi 58%zfi 13% 56%zfi 67%zl 20% 19% 37%m 70%zmn 47%zqr
40%r
29%
309 79 301 101 296 1096 1021 254 250
1014
328
50
31%h 23% 74%zfghj 26% 16%
66%zk 66%zno 35%o 17%
41%z
38%
37%
167 63 51 68 297
17% 19%i 12% 18%i 16%l
225 237 200
14% 15% 28%zmo
205
282
194
45
14%
12%
22%zp
34%zpq
Unwtd
Total
4002
4002
1684
42%
1549
39%
769
19%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
Q14. And now thinking if Britain votes to leave the European Union on 23 June which of the following statements comes closest to your view?
Base : All
Table 36
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Britain should continue
to allow European Union
citizens to come and
live and work in Britain
in
return for access to the
EU single market
Britain should stop
European Union citizens
coming to live and work
in Britain with new
immigration rules even
if that restricted
Britain's access to the
EU single market
Don't know
Gender
Wtd Total Male Female
(z) (a) (b)
4002 1958 2044
4002 1949 2053
1676 874
42%bdehijn 45%zb
1557 809
39%bcfgt 41%zb
769 266
19%adf 14%
802
39%
748
36%
503
25%za
Age
18-34 35-54
(c) (d)
1239 1956
1149 1954
556 788
48%zde 40%
355 817
31% 42%zc
238 349
21%d 18%
55+
(e)
807
899
333
37%
384
43%zc
182
20%
Social Grade
AB C1 C2
(f) (g) (h)
1264 1394 496
1256 1427 497
607 587 184
48%zghi 41%i 37%
449 523 219
36% 37% 44%zfg
200 316 94
16% 22%zf 19%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
613 172 459
601 169 454
200 58 186
33% 34% 41%n
282 69 177
47%zfg 41%t 39%t
118 42 91
20%f 25%mpq 20%
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
344
341
136
40%
133
39%t
72
21%
Region
West East East of
Midlands Midlands England South West South East
(m) (n) (o) (p) (q)
361 297 379 349 561
360 297 382 351 563
138
38%
165
46%zqrst
58
16%
100
34%
133
45%zqrst
63
21%
155
41%
158
41%t
70
18%
158 250
45%jn 44%jn
137 212
39%t 38%
57 101
16% 18%
London Wales
(r) (s)
531 200
535 199
244 87
46%jmn 44%n
193 69
36% 35%
98 43
18% 22%
Unwtd
Scotland Total
(t)
349 4002
349 4002
164 1684
47%zjmn 42%
110 1549
31% 39%
75 769
21% 19%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base

Q15. And how strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
If Britain leaves the European Union net migration (the number of migrants coming into Britain minus the number of migrants leaving Britain) can be reduced
to the government's target of ‘tens of thousands’ per year by 2020 :
Base : All
Table 37
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Strongly agree
Tend to agree
Neither agree nor
disagree
Tend to disagree
Strongly disagree
Don't know
Wtd Total Con
(z) (a)
2001 588
2006 596
277 93
14%bcghjknoqr 16%bc
596 241
30%begjkop 40%zbce
437 119
22%dilmp 20%d
303 76
15%dfilm 13%d
136 20
7%adfilmnqr 3%
258 47
13%afilmop 8%
Party support
Lab LD UKIP Other
(b) (c) (d) (e)
574 135 204 181
562 137 213 177
50 7 79 19
9% 5% 37%zabce 11%
116 41 80
21% 30%b 37%zbe
140 30 22
25%zad 22%d 10%
122 30 11
22%zad 22%zad 5%
67 16 3
12%zad 12%zad 1%
67 12 19
12%a 9% 9%
37
21%
45
25%d
32
18%d
20
11%zad
24
13%a
Con
(f)
617
632
105
17%zghj
240
38%zghj
122
19%i
76
12%i
23
4%
65
10%
2015 Election vote
Lab
(g)
494
493
46
9%
LD UKIP Other
(h) (i) (j)
164 199 217
169 203 214
10 65 17
6% 32%zfghj 8%
Attitudes towards EU
Definitely decided to vote for Britain to
membership Migration impact on Britain Remain/Leave the EU
Definitely May change
Remain Leave Negative Neutral Positive decided
mind Don't know
(k)
(l) (m) (n) (o)
(p)
(q)
(r)
935
785 752 350 790
1228
431
61
926
801 760 356 786
1237
429
60*
31
229 200 36 39
214
43
2
3%
29%zk 26%zno 10%o 5%
17%zqr 10%
3%
112 43 79 46 210
317 293 115 170
331
182
23% 26% 39%zghj 21% 23%
40%zk 39%zo 32%o 22%
27%
42%zpr
123 43 26 57 235
127 119 96 191
25%zfi 25%i 13% 27%fi 25%zl 16% 16% 27%zm 24%zm
97 39 13 45 228
48 57 44 195
20%zfi 23%zfi 7% 21%zfi 25%zl 6% 7% 12%m 25%zmn
53 18 4 27 114
12 14 13 107
11%zfi 11%fi 2% 13%zfi 12%zl 2% 2% 4% 14%zmn
62 16 16 22 107
68 77 52 83
13% 9% 8% 10%
12%l
8% 10% 15%m 11%
249
89
20%
21%
208
61
17%z
14%
116
11
9%zqr
2%
119
43
10%
10%
14
23%
24
40%zpq
7
12%
-
-
13
22%zpq
Unwtd
Total
2001
2001
275
14%
588
29%
437
22%
305
15%
134
7%
262
13%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i/j - z/k/l - z/m/n/o - z/p/q/r
* small base

Q15. And how strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements?
Unbound Longitudinal Study (W6)
If Britain leaves the European Union net migration (the number of migrants coming into Britain minus the number of migrants leaving Britain) can be reduced
to the government's target of ‘tens of thousands’ per year by 2020 :
Base : All
Table 38
Unweighted Total
Weighted Total
Strongly agree
Tend to agree
Neither agree nor
disagree
Tend to disagree
Strongly disagree
Don't know
Wtd Total
(z)
2001
2006
277
14%g
596
30%cj
437
22%bef
303
15%m
136
7%
258
13%afs
Gender
Male Female
(a) (b)
952 1049
949 1057
139 138
15% 13%
283 313
30% 30%
225
24%zb
141
15%
74
8%
87
9%
211
20%
162
15%
62
6%
171
16%za
18-34
(c)
620
577
70
12%
152
26%
129
22%
89
15%
49
8%
89
15%zd
Age
35-54
(d)
971
972
121
12%
299
31%
226
23%e
149
15%
60
6%
116
12%
55+
(e)
410
458
86
19%zcd
145
32%
81
18%
65
14%
28
6%
52
11%
AB
(f)
630
629
85
14%g
208
33%zi
114
18%
108
17%hi
50
8%i
63
10%
Social Grade
C1 C2
(g) (h)
705 253
719 254
71 42
10% 17%g
206 79
29% 31%
171 58
24%f 23%
118 30
16%i 12%
47 15
7% 6%
106 31
15%f 12%
DE North East North West
(i) (j) (k)
302 79 212
299 78* 214
60 14 33
20%zfg 18%t 15%
76 13 61
25% 17% 29%j
72 27 42
24%f 34%zklnopqrs20%
34 18 33
11% 23%mnp 16%m
13 1 15
4% 1% 7%
44 5 30
15%f 7% 14%s
Yorks &
Humber
(l)
175
174
24
14%
49
28%
32
18%
30
17%m
14
8%j
25
14%s
West
Midlands
(m)
195
195
27
14%
65
33%j
48
25%
17
9%
9
5%
29
15%s
East
Midlands
(n)
149
148
19
13%
48
32%j
Region
East of
England South West South East
(o) (p) (q)
187 180 287
188 183 286
27 33 36
14% 18%t 13%
54 58 91
29%j 32%j 32%j
32 37 37 59
22% 20% 20% 20%
18 28 23 49
12% 15% 12% 17%m
8 12 9 19
6% 6% 5% 7%
22 30 23 33
15%s 16%s 13% 12%
London Wales Scotland
(r) (s) (t)
267 94 176
271 94* 175
38 11 16
14% 11% 9%
74 32 51
27% 34%j 29%j
57 19 47
21% 20% 27%
45 17 24
17%m 18%m 14%
28 10 11
10%zjmp 11%jm 6%
28 5 27
10% 5% 15%s
Unwtd
Total
2001
2001
275
14%
588
29%
437
22%
305
15%
134
7%
262
13%
Fieldwork Dates : 14/04/16 - 25/04/16
Source : Ipsos MORI (JN: 16-022075-01)
Proportions/Means: Columns Tested (5% risk level) - z/a/b - z/c/d/e - z/f/g/h/i - z/j/k/l/m/n/o/p/q/r/s/t
* small base