Correction: '˜Who should I vote for?' quiz

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Total number of participants: 8720

Brexit

No deal is better than a bad deal (Conservative): 35.5%

Should be second referendum (Liberal Democrats): 26.6%

Reject ‘No Deal’ option and emphasise customs union (Labour): 37.9%

Education

Scrap tuition fees (Labour): 41.8%

Build at least 100 new free schools (Conservative): 21.6%

Reinstate maintenence grants for poor students (Liberal Democrats): 36.6%

Environment

Develop shale industry and meet 2050 carbon target (Conservative): 42.6%

Ban fracking (Labour): 41.8%

Ban sale of diesel cars and vans by 2025 (Liberal Democrats): 15.6%

Immigration

Push for freedom of movement and welcome immigration (Liberal Democrats): 16.5%

Reduce net migration below 100,000 (Conservative): 28.4%

Fair immigration based on needs of society (Labour): 55.1%

Health

Commit to over £30billion extra funding for NHS (Labour): 41.9%

Increase NHS spending by £8billion (Conservative): 19.9%

Introduce 1p rise in income tax and raise £6billion for NHS (Liberal Democrats): 38.3%

Housing

Commit to over £30billion in extra funding to the NHS (Labour): 41.9%

Build one million new homes by 2020 (Conservative): 28.9%

Build 30,000 rent to buy homes each year (Liberal Democrats): 28.3%

Economy and tax

Income tax rate 45p on £80,000 and above (Labour): 27.8%

Cut corporation tax to 17% by 2020 (Conservative): 14.9%

Clampdown on tax avoiders (Liberal Democrats): 57.2%

Defence

Lead in nuclear disarmament and support the UN and NATO (Liberal Democrats): 28.1%

Maintain Trident and invest £178billion on military equipment (Conservative): 31.9%

Support renewal of Trident and put conflict resolution and human rights at the centre of foreign policy (Labour): 40.00%