Cost of living and high streets among top priorities for Makerfield voters, poll shows
Summary
Voters in Makerfield are mainly concerned about the high cost of living, troubles with local shops, and public services. A recent poll shows many voters want politicians to be honest and take bold actions to improve their daily lives.Key Facts
- A poll of 112 Makerfield residents was done two weeks before the byelection on June 18.
- Cost of living, including bills, food, fuel, and affordable housing, was a top concern for over a third of respondents.
- Voters want better local high streets, improved public services like roads and NHS access.
- Immigration was a priority issue mainly for Reform UK supporters.
- Around 31.2% planned to vote Labour, 30.4% for Reform UK, 10.7% for Greens and Conservatives each, 3.6% for Liberal Democrats, and 13.4% for others.
- Many voters expressed distrust in politicians and want more honesty and less influence from wealthy donors.
- Voters feel politicians should be bold because current approaches are not working.
- The election is seen by some as a test case reflecting wider national feelings.
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