Staff Reports
The EU-US Forum, a group that aims to warn about liberal policies coming from the European Union, released results from a recent poll highlighting discontent among voters in five EU member states. The poll, which was conducted by the Tyson Group, surveyed citizens from France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The memo from the poll focuses on economic issues, with a majority of respondents in all five countries listing the cost of living as a top concern. The results also indicate a shift towards more conservative political leanings in the face of economic challenges.
The survey shows strong support for conservative parties in the upcoming EU parliamentary elections. It also reveals dissatisfaction with current leadership and a desire for change, along with concerns about immigration policies and their impact on national security and social stability. The poll suggests a pervasive apprehension about illegal migration and a growing desire for more conservative viewpoints on this issue. The conclusion of the survey indicates a yearning for changes in government and policies in the EU countries.
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The vice president at Tyson Group, Alex Alvarado, stated that there is a strong negative sentiment towards the direction of the EU and the leadership in various countries, driving the support for conservative parties. The survey, which was conducted from May 9 to May 16, indicates a vast conservative shift in some of the largest EU countries. The poll also became a topic of discussion during a panel hosted by the EU-US Forum, where former officials from the Trump administration highlighted the impact of unchecked illegal immigration and the need for change in response to voters’ concerns about individual liberty and border security.
