How would you rate the PNM candidate (Esther Le Gendre) in your constituency?�
Excellent–16 per cent
Good–20 per cent
Fair–21 per cent
Poor–31 per cent
Extremely poor–12 per cent
In response to this question, 36 per cent of respondents rated Esther Le Gendre as "good" while 43 per cent rated her as a "poor" candidate for the constituency of Tunapuna. Specifically, 16 per cent stated "excellent," 20 per cent "good," 21 per cent "fair" 31 per cent "poor" and 12 per cent "extremely poor." Analysing responses by ethnicity showed that Afro-Trinidadians were 29 per cent more likely to rate Esther Le Gendre as a "good" candidate for the constituency of Tunapuna. Specifically, 50 per cent Afro-Trinidadians, 41 per cent Mixed and 21 per cent Indo-Trinidadians stated "good." Mixed persons were less likely to indicate "fair" as 24 per cent Afro-Trinidadians, 23 per cent Indo-Trinidadians and 16 per cent Mixed persons gave that response. Indo-Trinidadians were 30 per cent more likely than Afro-Trinidadians to rate her as "poor." Precisely, 56 per cent Indo-Trinidadians, 43 per cent Mixed and 26 per cent Afro-Trinidadians indicated "poor." How would you rate the COP candidate (Winston Dookeran) in your constituency?�
Excellent–18 per cent
Good–26 per cent
Fair–27 per cent
Poor–14 per cent
Extremely poor–8 per cent
Don't know–7 per cent
With regards to this question, 44 per cent of respondents rated Winston Dookeran as a "good," while 22 per cent rated him as a "poor" candidate for the constituency of Tunapuna. Specifically, 18 per cent indicated "excellent," 26 per cent "good," 27 per cent "fair," 14 per cent "poor" eight per cent "extremely poor" and seven "don't know". �
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Whom would you support for Prime Minister?�
Kamla Persad-Bissessar–45 per cent
Patrick Manning–30 per cent
Keith Rowley–7 per cent
Winston Dookeran–1 per cent
Jack Warner–1 per cent
Basdeo Panday–1 per cent
Undecided/None–10 per cent
With regards to sex, of the respondents who stated "Kamla Persad-Bissessar," 58 per cent were males and 42 per cent were females; for "Patrick Manning," 51 per cent were males and 49 per cent females. Exploring responses by education, of the respondents who indicated they would support "Kamla Persad-Bissessar"�for Prime Minister 44 per cent were secondary, 24 per cent university, 19 per cent primary and 13 per cent technical/vocational educated people. Of the people who indicated "Patrick Manning," 38 per cent were secondary, 25 per cent primary 18 per cent technical/vocational and 18 per cent university educated people.� �
Which political party will you vote for on May 24?
PNM–36 per cent
UNC Coalition–44 per cent
Don't know–15 per cent
None–4 per cent
No response–2 per cent
Examining responses by ethnicity (that is, for each ethnic group assessing their party preference) showed a 51 per cent difference between Indo-Trinidadians and Afro-Trinidadians, stating "UNC Coalition" as their preferred party choice. Specifically, 68 per cent Indo-Trinidadians, 40 per cent Mixed and 17 per cent Afro-Trinidadians said "UNC Coalition." The majority of people stating "PNM" were Afro-Trinidadians. Specifically, 61 per cent of Afro-Trinidadian, 36 per cent Mixed and 18 per cent Indo-Trinidadians stated "PNM."�
Which political party do you think would win the upcoming general elections?�
PNM–35 per cent
UNC Coalition–50 per cent
None–1 per cent
Don't know–15 per cent
In response to this question, the "UNC Coalition" seemed to be 15 per cent more likely to win than PNM. Specifically, 50 per cent said "UNC Coalition", 35 per cent PNM, and 16 per cent "don't know"/"none." In assessing education, of those responding "PNM," 39 per cent were secondary, 26 per cent university, 22 per cent primary and 13 per cent technical/vocational educated persons.
For those responding "UNC Coalition," 43 per cent were secondary, 26 per cent university, 18 per cent primary and 14 per cent technical/vocational educated people. Of those responding "don't know," 31 per cent were university, 31 per cent secondary, 24 per cent primary and 14 per cent technical/ vocational educated people.
