Image via Wikipedia Its been awhile since the last poll, but RTÉ report on a poll being Published in tomorrow’s Sunday Business Post. The headline figures are: Fine Gael 33% (-2)Fianna Fail 28% (-2Labour 14% (NC)Greens 8% (+3)Sinn Fein 9% (+1)Ind/Others 8% (NC) The opinion poll also asked a question on the Lisbon Treaty. 58% of people back the treaty according to the poll. 28% are against and 14% don’t now. It is strange that in a week that...
Following on from the last TNS/MRBI poll, the Sunday Business Post has a Red C poll today. It is a week early to avoid a bounce from the Fine Gael National Conference this weekend. The headline figures are: Fine Gael 35% (+2)Fianna Fáil 30% (+4)Labour 14% (-1)Sinn Féin 8% (-2)Inds 8% (no change)Greens 5% (-1) The poll also showed that around half of former PD voters will vote Fine Gael. h/t: Irish Election
There is a poll in the Irish Times tomorrow and I have been sent the topline figures. I assume it has been carried aout by TNS/MRB which bears out the poll in last months Sunday Business Post Fianna Fail: 27 (-15)Fine Gael: 34 (+11)Labour: 14 (-1) I’ll update this with the other parties when I get the times tomorrow. Leader satisfaction ratings show a big drop for Brian Cowen plummeting 21% to a satisfaction rating of 26%. Enda Kenny...
Via HotAir New York could become a Battle Ground State! Thats according to the latest Siena Poll the voting intentions were Obama 46% and McCain 41%. This is in comparison to last months poll which had Obama on 47% and McCain 39%. The gap is closing as there is less undecided voters. New York is traditionally a Democrat state and hasn’t voted Republican since 1984. Will it change to a republican this year? If NY does change to a...
So I forgot to update the Poll, but the results of the poll are resoundly in favour of Obama (why do my readers disagree with me??) Results:Obama: 57%Clinton: 26%None of the Above: 15% So the next poll is as follows:Will Dustin Qualify for the Eurovision Final? It will run until the 20th at 8:00pm the start time of the First Semi and will start off the Live Blogging. Poll on the right as always!
Good Morning,I hope no one is suffering from ill effects of superstitions linked to lunar eclipses!!! (or still suffering from hangovers from the Irish Blog Awards or whatever they got up to at the weekend!!) An Nuachtr ar an maidin seo! Fine Gael are to introduce a bill into the Dáil this week to outlaw the sexual “grooming” of children on the Internet. (Breakingnews) This is well overdue having been on the order paper since 2004! A new poll...
Well the Bert is down in the polls. hes down 5 points in the Sunday Independent telephone poll. woo! Though FF/PD’s are up 2 points and FG/Lab are down 2 its still a long way to the elections. (Breakingnews) And of course the government are dismissing this poll! what the hell like!!! (Breakingnews) And the bert is helping himself he refused to answer questions on Friday in Youghal when they got too hard! The poor boy! (Irish Examiner)
got this off a friend I’m sure you’ve seen or heard about the IMS poll in the Tribune yesterday. FF – 39FG – 22Lab – 12PD – 5Green – 5SF – 7Others – 10 IMS did similar polls during the 2002 general election, and their predictions were woeful. 2 days before the election they had a poll which had FF on 50% (they got 41% on the day) and had FG on 18% (we got 22.5%). This crazy margin...
Got this from Irish Election (Yes i rob everything off them! ) Fianna Fail at 39% (-3) Fine Gael at 22% and Labour at 12% (+2 each). Progressive Democrats at 5% (+1), Green Party at 5% (-1) and Sinn Fein at 7% (-1) So that gives a combined FG/Lab 34% of the vote and throw in the greens and we tie with FF who could have a choice between SF (7%) or the PD’s (5%). Nice to see that...
Another opinion poll….
This time Ireland! Its an interesting one too. The Party Breakdown is as follows Fianna Fail 36% (down 4)Fine Gael 28% (up 3)Labour 9% (down 1)Sinn Fein 9% (down 1)Greens 7% (no change)PD’s 3% (up 1) (June poll available here in PDF) In another question in the poll 50% of people are not confident that the government can get the economy out of the current downturn. Its nice to see FG up and FF down below the 40% (the...
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