Belfast Live took to the streets of Derry city to hear voters' opinions in the Foyle constituency ahead of the UK General Election
Housing, jobs for Derry, the cost-of-living and the health service were the main issues for potential voters in the Foyle constituency when Belfast Live took to the streets of Derry city centre ahead of the General Election.
Ruairi McLaughlin, a joiner who stopped to chat with Belfast Live, summed up the feelings of many when he said "the underfunding of public services is a disgrace". Kieron Mellon said the key issue for him in this election is "trans youth" as he criticised the leaders of both the Labour and Conservative parties for their stance on the issue.Philomena Cooke, meanwhile, said local issues are foremost in her mind.
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