Thinking about when politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced, which of of the following best reflects your view?

Thinking about when politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced, which of of the following best reflects your view? Published on 16 March 2017 → Survey conducted on 16 March 2017 on 4287 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

When politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced it's a bad thing - showing they don't think through their policies properly and don't know what they are doing

40%

When politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced it's a good thing - showing they are willing to listen to people, accept criticism and make changes when necessary

33%

Neither

10%

Don't know

17%

When politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced it's a bad thing - showing they don't think through their policies properly and don't know what they are doing

40%

When politicians make changes to the policies they've previously announced it's a good thing - showing they are willing to listen to people, accept criticism and make changes when necessary

33%

Neither

10%

Don't know

17%

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