The Politmonitor survey of Luxembourg voters was published by the Luxemburger Wort and RTL on 5 October.
The CSV, currently the largest party in parliament, scored twice as well as the DP, the party of the prime minister, Xavier Bettel.
According to the Politmonitor poll:
Which party can best solve the challenges of the future?
- CSV: 32%
- Don’t know: 20%
- DP: 15%
- LSAP: 10%
- None of the parties: 10%
- Déi Gréng: 6%
- ADR: 2%
- Déi Lénk: 2%
- Pirate Party: 1%
What are your primary concerns in 2018?
- Cost of housing: 44%
- Mobility: 26%
- Education and training: 23%
- Health: 22%
- Environment, energy and climate change: 20%
- The future of the country: 18%
- Pensions: 17%
- Economic growth: 12%
- Luxembourg cultural identity: 11%
- Safety: 11%
- Luxembourgish language: 11%
- Reducing poverty: 10%
- Unemployment: 9%
- Maintaining purchasing power: 9%
- Luxembourgers and non-Luxembourgers getting along: 8%
- Childcare: 6%
- European and foreign policy: 6%
- Inflation: 6%
- Cross-border workers: 6%
- Social cohesion: 5%
- The financial centre: 4%
Which party has the best housing solutions?
- CSV: 20%
- Don’t know: 20%
- None of the parties: 17%
- DP: 13%
- LSAP: 11%
- Déi Lénk: 6%
- Déi Gréng: 4%
- Other parties: 3%
- ADR: 2%
Voters said the Green party (45%) was most capable in handling mobility issues, while the CSV was seen as most capable when it came to education and training (38%) and in handling health policies (29%).
The poll was fielded by the research firm TNS Ilres between 26 September and 1 October; 1,052 Luxembourg voters participated. This is likely the last reliable poll to be released before Sunday’s elections.