Are we forecasting the 2018 elections?
No. We asked respondents in January-February 2017 how they would vote if an election were held the following day.
A plurality refused to answer (24%), said they wouldn’t vote (11%), or said they didn’t know (5%).
That’s more than said they would vote for the ZANU-PF (38%) or for opposition parties (22%).
Besides, a lot can happen between now and next year. So we are not offering predictions.
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