More than 75% of those polled have negative views of Government’s performance in relation to these two issues
Immigration and housing continue to dominate voters’ perceptions of the Government, the latest Ipsos Snapshot poll for The Irish Times shows.
Only in Dublin – where 25 per cent of people cite housing and 20 per cent immigration – does housing remain in the number one position among the issues. Immigration is also more likely to be cited by male voters, older voters and working class voters.Snapshot poll: Housing is back as the most concerning political issue. Immigration drops to second
Snapshot is our monthly attention poll designed to track which Government messages are cutting through. It asks the following question: “What have you come across in what the Government has said or done recently that has made you think the country is going in the right or wrong direction?”
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