Most voters have negative view of Government’s record on housing and immigration
More than 75% of those polled have negative views of Government’s performance in relation to these two issues
Snapshot
A monthly attention poll from The Irish Times and Ipsos B&A designed to track what citizens notice and whether Government messages are landing with sentiment analysis on each category.
Race for our attention between housing and immigration continues
The public feels the Government is getting it wrong on immigration, with negative comments far outweighing positive ones
Housing overtakes immigration as the top issue getting voters’ attention
Fifth of voters nominate housing as most significant issue when asked about Government’s performance
Snapshot poll: Housing is back as the most concerning political issue. Immigration drops to second
Cost of living/inflation and climate change/sustainability tied for third place among respondents to Irish Times Snapshot poll
‘The whole immigration thing is a mess’: Irish voters on Government performance
Public were asked about Government’s performance in latest Snapshot poll. Here is what they said
Immigration top issue noticed by voters when asked about Government performance
Voters have negative view of Coalition performance on immigration and housing
Snapshot poll: What the public say
‘Letting too many people into the country and [we] cannot house our own people — wrong direction’
Immigration or housing the most pressing issues for half of all voters, poll finds
Immigration and housing crowd out all other issues and were clearly prominent in voters’ minds as they cast their votes in the local and European elections
Immigration is the top issue getting voters’ attention ahead of elections
Housing and immigration are the major issues voters have noticed, according to our Snapshot poll
Snapshot poll decoded: Concerns over housing and immigration crowd out other issues
Healthcare trails in distant third place among snapshot poll respondents’ concerns as immigration, mentioned spontaneously by 29 per cent, eclipses even housing
Housing, immigration, Gaza: Which issues are Irish voters really paying attention to?
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Housing is the top issue for voters, especially those aged 25-34
Almost nine out of 10 voters (88 per cent) who mention housing have a negative view of the Government’s efforts.
Voters largely unmoved by resignation of Varadkar and elevation of Harris
Majority make negative comments about changeover in Taoiseach’s office, with just 35% positive
Poll analysis: Housing and immigration are making the headlines, but other topics are becoming more prominent
After peaking at 24% in January, mentions of immigration have declined month-on-month, falling to 12% in the latest poll
Snapshot survey: Is the Government making the country go in the right or wrong direction?
Recent referendums have been the main focus of the public’s attention this last month as housing and immigration slip into second and third place
Core issues of referendums, housing and immigration to the fore among electorate
Participants in snapshot poll unimpressed by how Coalition handled campaign on Family and Care referendums
Is Ireland going in the right direction? Here’s what poll respondents said
Latest Irish Times/Ipsos B&A Snapshot poll asked respondents to comment on what in Ireland was going in the right direction or the wrong direction. Here are a selection of answers
Immigration top of the list of issues getting the attention of voters in the past month
Continuing prominence of immigration in Snapshot survey comes after moves to discourage both Ukrainian refugees and people seeking asylum from coming to Ireland
Immigration and housing are the dominant issues for voters, poll finds
Issues such as healthcare, climate change and the war in Gaza draw little interest despite extensive media coverage
The Irish Times view on the Snapshot poll: taking the political temperature
A new sentiment tracker seeks to find out which issues are breaking through with voters and who might benefit.
Immigration and housing capture citizens’ attention in the first edition of Snapshot
Comments on immigration were overwhelmingly negative, with sentiment focused on our general inability to cope with the numbers arriving and on the Government’s policy responses
Surge in prominence of immigration issues, according to new survey
Housing ranks next as a concerning problem, at 19%, with taxes and social policies each at 4%
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