Poll: Support for Fianna Fáil drops as Sinn Féin and Fine Gael level
Support for Fianna Fáil has dropped to its lowest point in two years, the latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll shows.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has seen support for his party fall by one point to 16 per cent.
The last time Fianna Fáil were on 16 per cent was in May 2024.
Sinn Féin have moved up one point to 20 per cent, alongside Fine Gael, who remained unchanged.
Support for the Social Democrats has dropped to 10 per cent, while Independents and others are up to 12 per cent.
Aontú are up one per cent to seven per cent alongside Independent Ireland.
Labour, Solidarity-People Before Profit, and the Green Party are all on three per cent.
The cost of living remains the biggest issue for voters, with 49 per cent citing it as their leading concern. It is followed by housing on 44 per cent.
