Poll: Social inequality and prices are the main concerns for European elections.

There are no textual contents to summarize. The image provided contains a graph depicting the primary concerns of voters, but no specific information is directly provided. The only available text mentions high prices and social inequalities are the primary concerns for voters, as per Euronews’ exclusive poll. However, to provide a 1000-word summary, more details about the poll, its methodology, and comprehensive findings are required. For instance, the proportion of voters worried about these issues or how these concerns vary demographically would help create a detailed summary.

Furthermore, information about the regions or the particular demographics that participated in this poll can provide more insight for a comprehensive summary. Understanding the geographical distribution of these concerns can provide a better overview of regional disparities in economic or social issues.

Additionally, data about previous polls and if there have been any significant changes in voter concerns over time could provide a historical perspective. If these concerns about high prices and social inequalities have been constant or if they have recently surged can be a significant indicator of the socio-economic conditions of the polled population.

Moreover, the context in which this data was gathered also matters. If the poll has been conducted ahead of an election, the findings could offer insights into what campaign points may resonate most with voters. Also, if the poll was conducted during a period of economic upheaval or social unrest, it might explain why high prices and social inequality were top on the list of concerns.

Lastly, details about how the poll was conducted, the number of respondents, or margin of error can also provide a holistic picture of the poll findings. It would also be helpful to know what other concerns apart from high prices and social inequalities were noted in the poll findings.