Survey finds right-wing surge in EU election results driven by similar concerns to US voters

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The right-wing surge in the European Union elections was driven by most of the same matters that concern voters in the United States, a survey found.

“Improving the economy and reducing inflation” was the No. 1 issue for European voters, according to the polling platform Focaldata, shared with Reuters. This was followed by “international conflict and war” and “immigration and asylum-seekers.”

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