The only disparity between males/females is voting for Fine Gael and Independents, the rest is pretty much the same. I wonder what makes that difference?
Watch this shift dramatically when an actual general election is on the cards
Should we really be happy about SF winning the election if the oppose that many building developments in last weeks/months?
Serious question, if anyone can explain me what’s are chances the things will get better with them
Government parties still have more than 40% approval. Over 50 if you count the independents who vote with them.
PBP being twice as popular with the ABC1 class than the C2DE class is amusing me.
Biggest take away from that is how unpopular FG seem to be amongst females
May aswell give SF a go.
Interesting how PBP are like the Soc Dems and Greens in terms of how much more attractive they are to middle class over working class voters.
What’s with women and Independents????
Interesting that the “left” (SD, PBP) parties get most of their votes from ABC1s. Can’t be very “left”.
Most interesting thing for me is that FG do best in Connacht/Ulster but only 2 of their 14 ministers are from there (Humphries and Naughton). Not one from Mayo which returned 4 FG TDs for 5 seats 10 years ago. Latest opening after English’s resignation was handed to a constituency in Dublin which already had a minister. It’s already an independent heavy region (at least in Connacht) and maybe this is part of the reason why. Wouldn’t shock me if Ring ran as one next time, if he doesn’t retire.
Second most interesting that the FF vote is spread somewhat evenly across age groups, rather than just the elderly. Maybe a sign that some of the newest voters are now too young to remember the crash?
I find it interesting the socdems have more votes from ‘higher class’ people, then lower class, considering they aren’t at all conservative
Wen election
33% for Sinn Fein, 64% for anyone else. Hmm.
Commentators have been quick to sideline the idea of coalition between SF and the smaller lefties. looks possible with two of the smaller parties and a several independents. Doesn’t seem all to unlikely to me. Can anyone tell me why I’m wrong ?
SF leading within ABC1 is insane. FFG are really screwed.
Admittedly, the class categories for polling are pretty outdated, but FG have usually come out comfortably ahead in the ABC1 category, even if they weren’t leading the polls overall. There are a lot of wealthy constituencies where FG have been able to reliably win 2 seats where they might be fighting to win even one if these number bear out.
Oh this looks fantastic
Fuck you FFG
SF+FG coalition incoming 😕
I’m still shocked in a climate crisis etc etc that Greens poll so low.
Then I remember how the Greens actually perform.
Left: Sinn fein, Social Democrats, Labour Party, Pbp.
Centre: fianna fail? Greens?
Right: fine gael
Would this be right? Seems it will be a largely left wing government that get in next by the looks of that anyway.
The fact there is a “social class” angers me.
Both the age group and social class numbers are very telling. A cross divide of never represented and under represented. Plus a damning indignment on the actual majority number of parties that seem to exist with either little-to-no mandate or appeal.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s always necessary to have minority and fringe representation. But the fact our collective political leadership is two centre rights and a left, its like a bad deck of cards.
But this con job is merely a reflection of our involvement as a people within political representation.
Realistically who do you think will actually win the next election, a fg-ff based coalition of SF (or a SF coalition)
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The only disparity between males/females is voting for Fine Gael and Independents, the rest is pretty much the same. I wonder what makes that difference?
Watch this shift dramatically when an actual general election is on the cards
Should we really be happy about SF winning the election if the oppose that many building developments in last weeks/months?
Serious question, if anyone can explain me what’s are chances the things will get better with them
Government parties still have more than 40% approval. Over 50 if you count the independents who vote with them.
PBP being twice as popular with the ABC1 class than the C2DE class is amusing me.
Biggest take away from that is how unpopular FG seem to be amongst females
May aswell give SF a go.
Interesting how PBP are like the Soc Dems and Greens in terms of how much more attractive they are to middle class over working class voters.
What’s with women and Independents????
Interesting that the “left” (SD, PBP) parties get most of their votes from ABC1s. Can’t be very “left”.
Most interesting thing for me is that FG do best in Connacht/Ulster but only 2 of their 14 ministers are from there (Humphries and Naughton). Not one from Mayo which returned 4 FG TDs for 5 seats 10 years ago. Latest opening after English’s resignation was handed to a constituency in Dublin which already had a minister. It’s already an independent heavy region (at least in Connacht) and maybe this is part of the reason why. Wouldn’t shock me if Ring ran as one next time, if he doesn’t retire.
Second most interesting that the FF vote is spread somewhat evenly across age groups, rather than just the elderly. Maybe a sign that some of the newest voters are now too young to remember the crash?
I find it interesting the socdems have more votes from ‘higher class’ people, then lower class, considering they aren’t at all conservative
Wen election
33% for Sinn Fein, 64% for anyone else. Hmm.
Commentators have been quick to sideline the idea of coalition between SF and the smaller lefties. looks possible with two of the smaller parties and a several independents. Doesn’t seem all to unlikely to me. Can anyone tell me why I’m wrong ?
SF leading within ABC1 is insane. FFG are really screwed.
Admittedly, the class categories for polling are pretty outdated, but FG have usually come out comfortably ahead in the ABC1 category, even if they weren’t leading the polls overall. There are a lot of wealthy constituencies where FG have been able to reliably win 2 seats where they might be fighting to win even one if these number bear out.
Oh this looks fantastic
Fuck you FFG
SF+FG coalition incoming 😕
I’m still shocked in a climate crisis etc etc that Greens poll so low.
Then I remember how the Greens actually perform.
Left: Sinn fein, Social Democrats, Labour Party, Pbp.
Centre: fianna fail? Greens?
Right: fine gael
Would this be right? Seems it will be a largely left wing government that get in next by the looks of that anyway.
The fact there is a “social class” angers me.
Both the age group and social class numbers are very telling. A cross divide of never represented and under represented. Plus a damning indignment on the actual majority number of parties that seem to exist with either little-to-no mandate or appeal.
Don’t get me wrong, it’s always necessary to have minority and fringe representation. But the fact our collective political leadership is two centre rights and a left, its like a bad deck of cards.
But this con job is merely a reflection of our involvement as a people within political representation.
Realistically who do you think will actually win the next election, a fg-ff based coalition of SF (or a SF coalition)