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Tomorrows Sunday Business Post/Red C Party Support poll.
FF 28 -2, FG 33 -2 Lab 14 +0, Greens 8 +3, SF 9 +1 Ind 8 +0.
Tomorrows Sunday Business Post/Red C Party Support poll.
FF 28 -2, FG 33 -2 Lab 14 +0, Greens 8 +3, SF 9 +1 Ind 8 +0.
Last edited by David Cochrane; 31st January 2009 at 06:17 PM.
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A very good poll result for Sinn Féin-the only party of opposition to pick up support in this severe economic crisis over the last two months.Originally Posted by David Cochrane
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Good to see FG hold on to 1 in 3 of the electorate vote....
This country is looking change....
Don't know what the greens have done...
Third or fourth thread on this topic, Dave?
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Putting it on the homepage JC, so shut up your face.
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The FF vote is resilient.
How can nearly 1/3 of the voters tink that FF could still be worthwhile?
I presume this is confirmed?. The Green figure sounds suspiciously high, & SF a bit lower than I would have expected. A hypothetical Dail from these figures would be something like FG 60, Lab 25+, Greens 6-7 (see caveat above), SF 6-7 also (ditto), FF at best 50. FG & Lab might bring in the Greens as an extra onion skin, seeing as they're not likely to rock too many boats on the basis of their recent performance.
To put this in perspective:-
- it is FF's second worst result in a RedC tracking poll ever
- it is FG's second best result in a Red C tracking poll ever
- it is Labour's second best result in a Red C tracking poll ever
- it is the Greens 4th best result in a Red C tracking poll ever
- it is Sinn Féin's 10th best result in a Red C tracking poll ever
There is no denying it is a morale-booster for the Greens, although I suspect it may be temporary. The poll was taken in a sort of "phoney-war" situation where people are waiting to see what happens at the "social partner" negotiations.
Looking at this country and this government is like watching a slow-motion car-crash.
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Just confirmed by RTE.
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