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Victoria Waldersee

Data Journalist

Victoria is a data journalist for YouGov, based in London. She writes about public opinion on social issues and speaks about YouGov's research on radio and TV.

Prior to joining YouGov in 2018, Victoria was Co-Director and Editor of Economy, a charity working towards improving public understanding of economics.

You can find Victoria on Twitter at @v_waldersee.

Articles by Victoria Waldersee

Kindness and love most important traits for a ‘good’ Christian

Just four in ten Britons regard themselves as Christian, but their views on what makes a ‘good’ Christian match up perfectly with what Christians ...
Don’t become a teacher, warn most teachers

Three quarters of teachers in Britain say the work-life balance is worse than they had imagined - and most wouldn’t recommend the job to ...
A third of Britons wanted Assange out of the Ecuadorian embassy

A comparison of YouGov polls on Assange from 2013 to now shows that he is less popular than ever among the British public
Two in five Britons want to be a royal

Most people would rather be a ‘working royal’ - carrying out duties on behalf of the Queen - than simply hold a title
Legalising cocaine unlikely to impact use - people already take it

Majority of Britons say they would not take Class A drugs even if they were legal – and most of those who would already ...
Half of Britons think Michael Jackson was guilty - but most will keep listening

YouGov asks whether fans will continue listening to the music of Michael Jackson and R. Kelly after high-profile sexual abuse allegations - and whether ...
Britons less likely to trust sponsored posts on social media

Three quarters of those who bought a product because a celebrity endorsed it online are happy with their purchase, but the vast majority want ...
One in six women wear makeup at the gym

YouGov asked British women when and how often they wear makeup, and what their motivation is
Could your child have thousands of pounds in a government fund you’re not aware of?

A government scheme invested £1,000 into a fund for each child born between 2002 and 2011 – but many parents never knew about it, ...
One in seven women don't know what happens during their period

Certain sex ed lessons seem to have been forgotten by a worrying number of Brits: like what a period is, how menstrual cycles work, ...

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