Traffic congestion, water and air pollution, and better employment opportunities have been the top three priorities of the voters in the national Capital but the city Government has performed below average in these issues, according to survey done by the the Association for Democratic Reforms.
The ADR carried out a voter survey titled "NCT of Delhi Survey 2018" to identify three things — voters' priorities on specific governance issues, voters' ratings of the Government's performance on those issues and factors influencing voting behaviour — ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.
The survey was conducted between October, 2018 and December, 2018.
It covered approximately 3,500 respondents across the seven parliamentary constituencies of the national capital. According to a representative of the NGO, the questions in the survey were "not specific to any particular government".
The performance of the "Government" on all top three voters' priorities of traffic congestion (2.27 on a scale of 5), water and air pollution (2.29) and better employment opportunities (2.29) was rated as "Below Average".
The survey also said the "Government" had performed poorly under the heads of Empowerment of Women and Security (1.85) and Noise Pollution (2.27) in urban Delhi.