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Thread: RTE Exit Poll : FF 15.1% FG 36.1% LAB 20.5% SF 10.1% Green 2.7% Ind 15.5%

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    Quote Originally Posted by rockofcashel View Post
    Did you just lock the other exit poll thread DE ??

    I had written a long post and lost it all.. damn you

    Probably too late, but if you go back one page on your browser you can often see it and then do an cut and paste.
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    At 6pm last night Im informed the figures "raw" were 15.4 ff, 37.7 fg, 18.1 lab, 10.2 sf, 1.8 green, 16.8

    I definitely think FG will climb from this figure at expense of Indos.

    C'mon FG!!! Get that overall majority!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Never thought FG overall majority was on the cards anyway - it was a media creation really the figures didn't add up.

    Brian Dowling of RTE must be highly embarrassed today

    I'm delighted Labour will be in government not because it will make a blind bit of difference to the lives of ordinary people but because it will expose those fu*@kers and open up a real space on the left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Collector-General View Post
    Real kick in the nuts for FG
    Nah, they're still in command .... the lower transfers will tell all. No overall majority, but maybe it was never on. It was worth going after.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marcos the black View Post
    Disappointing. Good to see ff didn't get a bounce. Would have thought that transfers would have boosted FG some what. But bye bye ff, the cancer of Irish society has be dealt with.
    Sorry to say, but just like cancer they could be back!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Norman Bates View Post
    All's not lost. It's only an exit poll. There is a margin of error.
    I woke up especially to hear that poll
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    Fine Gael 36.1% (+8.8% on 2007) winning 69 quotas
    Labour 20.5% (+10.4% on 2007) winning 40 quotas
    Inds and Others 15.5% (+9.9% on 2007) winning 12 quotas
    Fianna Fail 15.1% (-26.5% on 2007) winning 29 quotas
    Sinn Fein 10.1% (+3.1% on 2007) winning 13 quotas
    Greens 2.7% (-2.0% on 2007) winning 3 quotas
    Fine Gael short of an overall majority by by 14 quotas
    Swing: Fianna Fail to Fine Gael 17.7%, Fine Gael to Labour 0.8%

    The breakdown I have of Inds and Others is: 11 Inds, 1 ULA

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    Let us hope this is accurate and we are spared the horror of a standalone FG govt.

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    Very close to my projections - LP a bit higher

    Waiting … « Irish Polling Report


    % seats
    FF 16.3% 20 (Poll gives 15.1%)
    FG 37.9% 73 (poll gives 36.1%)
    LP 19.5% 42 (Poll gives 20.5%)
    GP 2.0% 0 (Poll gives 2.7%)
    SF 9.8% 10 (Poll gives 10.1%)
    oth 14.5% 21 (Poll gives 15.5%)

    Just a poll etc etc, but not a bad start to my Saturday I have to say .... the main deviation is likely to see 3 GP TDs in contention for a seat, prob one elected, and decent chance of 2, on a good day they'd get 3.
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    fg will still get a hell of a lot of seats on those figures. They are very transfer friendly this time out. I wouldn't rule out fg green coalition .

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