More than a third of voters in South say it is extremely important to plan for a possible united Ireland
In the North, 60 per cent of all voters say that it is somewhat or extremely important to plan for the possibility of unityand the Republic think that it is important to plan for the possibility of Irish unity, according to the latest polls for a
Unionist voters in the North are able to distinguish between a desire for unity and what they see as the advisability of preparing for the possibility.Few unionists want to see Irish unity come about. However, almost four in 10 voters in the North from a Protestant background said that it was important that there is preparation for the possibility of a united Ireland.
The findings are part of the North and South research project for which two simultaneous opinion polls were conducted each year for the past three years. Each poll was conducted by Ipsos – Ipsos Northern Ireland in the North and Ipsos B&A in the South – and surveyed more than 1,000 voters at multiple points across both jurisdictions.
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