Half of Brits are aware of at least one campaign relating to women’s issues
The ‘Me Too’ movement has gained the most traction
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Europeans are split on whether feminism has been positive for women in work
Norwegians are the most optimistic, while Danes and Germans are the most likely to think feminism has either made no difference or made things ...
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When is a feminist not a feminist?
New seven-country YouGov Eurotrack research shows that whether or not people identify as feminists depends on how you ask the question
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One in three Brits say the Suffragettes’ campaign makes them especially proud to be British
Half of Brits say Britain still needs feminism
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The local vs the national: the NHS comes into conflict with Brexit in terms of voters’ priorities
With the Conservative adopting a campaign on Brexit and other national issues, and many Labour candidates adopting an exclusively local approach, YouGov looks at ...
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Why we vote
New YouGov research looks at the reasons people vote
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Five findings from YouGov’s European mega-survey
New survey of nearly 13,000 people across 12 countries reveals some of the biggest challenges facing the EU and European nations
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Stag and hen parties: men are willing to splash twice as much cash
Men are prepared to spend an average of nearly £400 to attend a stag do, more than twice the £175 women will spend on ...
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Britain goes to the polls…out of duty
Tanya Abraham explores the electorate's reasons for voting
