Performance of Rajasthan government is "below average" on most of voter concerns, including employment, healthcare, and law and order, according to a report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).

The election watchdog's "Rajasthan Survey 2018", released on Thursday, says the government also performed "poorly" in providing better roads, and fertilisers and seeds to farmers.

Across the state, major voter concerns were employment opportunities (66.76 per cent), healthcare (43.13 per cent), and law and order (42.41 per cent), according to the survey.

In rural areas, the top priorities were employment (66 per cent), better crop prices (54 per cent) and healthcare (41 per cent), and the government performed below average on all these counts, it says.

Employment (69 per cent), public transport (50 per cent) and healthcare (47 per cent) continued to be the major concerns for the urban voters but the state government offered little on these, too.