The Houses of Parliament needs refurbishment to be made safe, and MPs (those in the House of Commons) and Peers (those in the House of Lords) may have to move out. If MPs and Peers move out of the Houses of Parliament, should they stay somewhere in London, or move elsewhere in the country? | Daily Question

The Houses of Parliament needs refurbishment to be made safe, and MPs (those in the House of Commons) and Peers (those in the House of Lords) may have to move out. If MPs and Peers move out of the Houses of Parliament, should they stay somewhere in London, or move elsewhere in the country? Published on 18 May 2022 → Survey conducted on 18 May 2022 on 3319 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

MPs and Peers should both stay somewhere in London

21%

MPs should stay somewhere in London, but Peers should move elsewhere in the country

8%

Peers should stay somewhere in London, but MPs should move elsewhere in the country

3%

MPs and Peers should both move elsewhere in the country

29%

Don’t know

40%

MPs and Peers should both stay somewhere in London

21%

MPs should stay somewhere in London, but Peers should move elsewhere in the country

8%

Peers should stay somewhere in London, but MPs should move elsewhere in the country

3%

MPs and Peers should both move elsewhere in the country

29%

Don’t know

40%