盖洛普2025年世界民调结果显示，各国民众对最紧迫问题的看法存在显著差异。1新西兰受访者（样本1,000人）最关心经济问题，占比29.4%，其次是社会问题占19.9%，医疗、食物和住房分别获得9.5%和8.6%的关注。1相比之下，澳大利亚民众的优先考量明显不同，食物和住房问题位列首位，占28.7%，经济问题排名第二，占21.8%。1
从全球范围看，经济是各地民众最普遍的关切议题，全球平均占28.5%的回应。1不同地区呈现各自特色：亚洲地区民众对经济的关注度最高，达30.7%，而美洲则突出关注法治问题，占比21.5%。1欧洲民众除了在经济问题上保持高度关注外（25.7%），还特别重视政治议题，占15.4%。1
A 2025 Gallup world survey examining public concerns across nations found that New Zealand voters prioritize economic issues above all other concerns, with 29.4% naming the economy as their top worry.1 The survey of 1,000 New Zealanders identified social problems as the second-most pressing issue at 19.9%, followed by healthcare at 9.5% and food and housing at 8.6%.1
New Zealand's economic focus aligns closely with global patterns but diverges notably from its closest neighbor. Across all surveyed regions worldwide, the economy emerged as the most common concern at 28.5% of responses.1 However, Australian respondents showed a distinct priority shift, with food and housing topping their list at 28.7%, while economic concerns ranked second at 21.8%.1 Other issues cited by New Zealanders included politics at 7.4%, environmental protection at 5.2%, crime at 3.4%, and immigration at 0.6%.1
Regional variations in voter priorities reflect distinct economic and social contexts. In Europe, economic anxiety remains foremost at 25.7%, but political concerns rise to 15.4%—notably higher than in New Zealand.1 Asia registered the highest economic concern at 30.7%, while the Americas recorded 30.1% economic concern alongside a pronounced focus on rule of law at 21.5%.1
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