Which Tory manifesto policies would you like to see dropped?
The Queen’s Speech is due “soon”, where Parliament opens and planned legislation is set out. As the Conservatives have the most MPs but not a majority in Parliament, it’s likely they won’t be able to get every manifesto pledge through. We’ve put a selection of 14 of them below. Choose UP TO THREE that you’d most like to see dropped.
The Queen’s Speech is due “soon”, where Parliament opens and planned legislation is set out. As the Conservatives have the most MPs but not a majority in Parliament, it’s likely they won’t be able to get every manifesto pledge through. We’ve put a selection of 14 of them below.
Choose UP TO THREE that you’d most like to see dropped.
Results
| Complete constituency boundary review to reduce number of MPs to 600 |  |
1,164 votes (7 %) |
| Corporation tax cut from 19% to 17% | |
2,755 votes (18 %) |
| Energy bills cap to be introduced by regulator Ofgem | |
796 votes (5 %) |
| Energy smart meters offered to every home and business by 2020 | |
933 votes (6 %) |
| Foreign aid to continue to be at least 0.7% of GDP | |
3,489 votes (22 %) |
| Fox hunting free vote in Parliament to see if ban should be repealed | |
5,855 votes (38 %) |
| Free school lunches to be replaced with free school breakfasts (except for poorest students) | |
4,216 votes (27 %) |
| Modernise prisons with £1 billion of new spending | |
1,223 votes (8 %) |
| Net migration reduced to 100,000/year | |
1,629 votes (10 %) |
| New grammar schools to be created | |
3,461 votes (22 %) |
| Social care to be paid for by all with £100,000+ assets (incl property) – even if care’s delivered at home | |
6,333 votes (41 %) |
| State pension triple lock changed to double lock (ie, it’ll only rise with inflation and earnings, no 2.5% min rise guarantee) | |
3,555 votes (23 %) |
| UK to leave single market and customs union as part of Brexit | |
4,812 votes (31 %) |
| Winter fuel payments for pensioners to be means-tested | |
2,294 votes (15 %) |
| Don’t drop any of them, all are good | |
312 votes (2 %) |
15,555 people have selected 42,827 options (percentages are the number who voted for that topic of the total people who have voted, so won't add up to 100%).
We try to use technology to limit voting to one per person. Occasionally, this may erroneously block a few people's votes (eg, from shared offices). Apologies for that.
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