New poll reveals cost of living remains top concern as election looms
An Ipsos survey shows New Zealanders prioritise cost of living, healthcare, and unemployment heading into an election 99 days away.
A new Ipsos Issues Monitor survey of over 1,000 New Zealanders reveals cost of living and inflation remain the dominant election issue, with nearly two-thirds citing it as a major worry. Healthcare ranks second overall, while unemployment has emerged as a significant concern, rising to fifth place as joblessness increases. The survey finds Labour is considered better placed to tackle major issues than National, with notable differences between men and women on priorities like healthcare and taxation.
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