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[Cyprus Times] Cyprus Times poll by Analytica: Votes based on positions on economy, accuracy, unemployment

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The Cyprus Times presents the findings of a major survey conducted by Analytica Market Research on what concerns citizens, their views on the next day and what criteria they will use to choose between the candidates in the 2023 Presidential Elections A sample of more than 2,000 people

The presidential candidate's positions on the economy (accuracy, unemployment, etc.), will be the main criterion for people's vote in the 2023 Presidential Elections, according to a poll conducted for the Cyprus Times by ANALYTICA MARKET RESEARCH.

Specifically, when asked on what criteria will you vote for the next President of the Republic, 28% of respondents answered the candidate's positions on the economy (including accuracy, unemployment, etc.), followed by the candidate's personality with 24%. The third criterion for choosing a candidate is his/her positions on Cyprus with 20%, followed by his/her positions on fighting corruption with 19%. Only 3% of respondents cited the decision of the party they usually vote for as a criterion for their vote.

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First issue is accuracy

The answer as to the criterion that will determine people's vote is not at all accidental, since the problem of accuracy is ranked by them as their first issue of concern. In particular, 52% of respondents said that accuracy is the overriding issue of concern to them. This is followed by the Cyprus problem at 20%, immigration at 14%, the war in Ukraine (7%), the presidential election (5%) and the pandemic at just 1%.

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The economic situation will get worse

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The picture is disappointing when it comes to people's expectations of the economy. Specifically, when asked how the economic situation will evolve, an overwhelming majority of 83% answered that the economic situation will be worse, while 10% expect it to remain the same. Just 4% think the economic situation will improve.

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Definitely will vote

However, despite reduced interest in the presidential election, the vast majority of respondents (95%) said they would definitely vote, while only 2% said no. 3% said they were undecided.

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Survey identity

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 gender and the 2021 general election. The statistical error is +/- 2.2% and the confidence interval is 95%.

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Tomorrow the survey findings on the government's anti-accuracy measures.


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