Nor did voters seem to vote Conservative with any great enthusiasm.
And the more seriously they take their faith, the more likely to vote Conservative they become.
"So for example, are Davids more likely to vote Conservative, are Edwards more likely to Labour and so forth," Twyman added.
There is a predictable split along party lines here: 37% of those intending to vote Conservative in May trust the government, while 22% distrust the government.
"We have to be able to take our conservative principles – not water them down – but convince more people to vote conservative".
Many also believe that 2015 saw the return of the "shy Tories": people who know they're going to vote Conservative, but can't bring themselves to say so.
While they ate, they catechized her on her opinions, and were delighted to find that she believed in God and expected to vote Conservative when she was twenty-one.
The election study found that while better-off white people were significantly more likely to vote Conservative than their less wealthy counterparts, the same was not true for non-whites.
Women called Charlotte, Fiona and Pauline were the most likely to vote Conservative, whereas those least likely to are Sharon, Samantha and Clare (with Samantha Cameron being an obvious exception).
Finally, many behavioral findings revealed nothing new but simply restated well-established or obvious conclusions, such as the observation that wealthy people tend to vote conservative and poor and working-class people tend to vote liberal or left-of-centre.
For Jimmy LaSalvia, GOProud's executive director, it's logical for gays and lesbians to vote conservative; it's in their self-interest to reject "big government" and favor free-market policies.
