The indifference of citizens to our national issue[/B] was revealed by a poll conducted for the Cyprus Times, ANALYTICA MARKET RESEARCH, confirming the fears that as the years go by with the Cyprus problem unresolved, the more solidified the fait accompli of invasion and occupation on our island.
Only survey participants, 65 years old and above, said that 41% of them are concerned about the Cyprus problem.
As shown in the graph below, survey participants aged 18-24 said they were interested in the national issue at 16%, participants aged 25-44 at just 11% and those aged 45-64 said they were interested in the Cyprus problem at 23%.
In contrast to the issue of accuracy, which is of concern at this point in time, all age groups of participants, except for those aged 65 and over, in a much higher percentage.
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The same picture is reflected in the question posed to the participants in relation to the criteria by which they will vote for the next President of the Republic in the upcoming elections.
[BR][BR]Specifically, only 20% of the respondents answered that they will vote for the next President based on his/her positions on the Cyprus problem.
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Identity and Demographics of the Survey
The ANALYTICA MARKET RESEARCH poll was conducted for the Cyprus Times with the participation of 2014 people aged 18+ from all over Cyprus, using random, stratified sampling. It was conducted from 2 to 5 June 2022 via an online questionnaire. Weightings were based on the 2021 general election. The statistical error is +/- 2.2% and the confidence interval is 95%.HTTPS:/CYPRUSTIMES.COM/WP-CONTENT/UPLOADS/2022/06/SLIDE2-1.JPG
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