May's General Election is creeping closer — so we asked Huddersfield what it wanted from its politicians.
Almost 1,000 people completed the Examiner's My Manifesto survey, giving us their views on local and national issues and telling us what they wanted for our town.
A total of 959 people answered our questions on the NHS, education, immigration, crime, taxation and more — resulting in six key priorities (below) as well as wider knowledge of Hdudersfield's views on the NHS, the economy and more.
Here are the results for the Immigration, Security and Democracy:
Should the voting age be lowered?
My Manifesto survey
What should we do with Trident?
My Manifesto survey
Immigration...
My Manifesto survey
What should Britain do about EU membership?
My Manifesto survey
What counter-terrorism powers does the government need, if any?
My Manifesto survey
How should we make government fairer?
My Manifesto survey
How should we ensure crime levels are kept down?
My Manifesto survey
Which of the following should be the next government's top priority?
My Manifesto survey
Click here for the survey results for Local Issues
Click here for Education and the NHS
Click here for the Economy and Employment
