More voters would like to see the Fianna Fail/Progressive Democrat coalition returned to Government, according to the latest TNS MRBI poll.
The fresh poll due to be published in tomorrow's Irish Times shows an 8% increase in support for the current Government as voters favoured choice to govern post 07 since the last such poll in September 2005.
PD = 3%
FF = 37%
PD/FF = 40%
LB = 16%
FG = 26%
LB/FG = 40%
It looks like FF and PDs will have to rely on the sort of the seats bonus they got last time round to have a hope of getting in without having to lean on the independents.
Still, this should shut FG up for the time being.
Its a long way til the elections yet.
The standard of excellence is an infinite suggestiveness, naturalism is the one thing to be condemned.
yes but based on theese figures its ff/pd.....
ive said it before........
weve become a greedy materialistic society....
get up, drink a latte,
drive the bmw to de bank machine....
note de balance..........
drive to the polling station with a middle class marxsist/sinn fein-ira attitude and pause................ and vote FF....its coming! and Berties pathetic incapable leadership wont stop it....
Will someone, someday please tell the editors of the various Irish newspapers, and of the RTE News department, that opinion polls are not news in anyway, do not contribute anything to public debate, are irrelevant and are not journalism.
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:wink: If you had to express a preference, though, better it's not on a day when Fine Gael are up in the polls, right?Originally Posted by jjcarroll
37% on its own is vastly superior to 40% divided between 2 parties and our 3% is actually 6-8 seats so things are looking good
"I thought that I had a duty to help those that weren't as lucky as me." -- John Hume
what if I lile lattes? does that make me a bad citizen? The BMW Z5 isn't a bad car either
"I thought that I had a duty to help those that weren't as lucky as me." -- John Hume
In fairness, I think I have condemned Opinion Polls on days when they have been good to FG, and this one actually isn't too bad for us in numbers terms, but it all depends on the spin that will be put on it by the "commentary" on it by the IT "journalists" tomorrow.:wink: If you had to express a preference, though, better it's not on a day when Fine Gael are up in the polls, right?
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well spottedCheck the date.
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