Politics · Spain · 20 hrs ago
Housing concerns have risen among PSOE and Sumar voters in Spain
CIS polling in Spain over nearly seven years shows that housing has become a much bigger concern.
The increase is especially clear among voters who support the PSOE and Sumar parties.
The polling also points to ongoing frustration with politics.
The findings track how voters’ concerns have changed over time.
They highlight housing as an increasingly important issue for these groups of voters.
The information provided does not say what happens next.
Housing concerns have risen among voters in Spain in recent years.
The increase has been greater among voters of the PSOE and Sumar, according to CIS barometer data.
The data cover almost seven years.
The barometers also show continuing public weariness with politics.
- Who
- Voters of the PSOE and Sumar are highlighted.
- What
- Housing concerns have risen, especially among voters of those parties.
- When
- In recent years, according to data covering almost seven years.
- Where
- Spain.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Data source
- CIS barometers
- Period covered
- Almost seven years
- Parties highlighted
- PSOE and Sumar
- Trend
- Housing concerns have risen in recent years
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