Housing issues and rising cost of living drove voters to the polls for European elections, survey shows

Research by the European Commission found that rising prices and living costs were the primary driving factors for 56% of Irish voters, compared to the EU average of 42%. Housing was the second biggest motivator for Irish voters at 44%, while migration came third at 39%. Despite this, Irish citizens showed strong support for the EU, with 71% seeing a positive impact and 84% having a favorable outlook on the future of the union.

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