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Most people in Northern Ireland now view protocol positively - Vimarsana News

Most people in Northern Ireland now view protocol positively

Rising number see protocol as providing NI with a ‘unique set of economic opportunities’

NI Protocol: Majority now view it as 'a positive thing' - Vimarsana News

NI Protocol: Majority now view it as 'a positive thing'

Research at Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) has found that the NI Protocol is viewed, on balance, as 'a good thing’ for Northern Ireland

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Price: The LucidTalk poll, conducted for a team of researchers at Queen’s University Belfast has revealed that Northern Ireland voters are evenly split over the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland. From a weighted sample of 1500 respondents, the Opinion Panel poll reveals that the majority share concerns about the current impact of the Protocol. This is the second poll of its type in three months as part of a three-year (2021-2023) ESRC-funded research project entitled "Governance for 'a place between’: the Multilevel Dynamics of Implementing the Protocol on Ireland/N...

New survey: If border poll held today, majority of people in NI would vote to stay in UK - Vimarsana News

New survey: If border poll held today, majority of people in NI would vote to stay in UK

The poll was conducted by Lucid Talk for Queen’s University IF a border poll was held today, the majority of people in Northern Ireland would vote to stay in the UK, according to a new survey. But research suggests just over half of respondents believe the north will have left the UK in 25 years time. The findings are part of a specially commissioned opinion poll for last night's BBC NI programme Spotlight - A Contested Centenary, in which people on both sides of the border had their say on Northern Ireland's future. The survey, carried out by LucidTalk, asked people how they would vote if ...