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About LinkBacksI am sure some people here have the figures. Come on fess up, sharing is caring you know.
I am sure some people here have the figures. Come on fess up, sharing is caring you know.
Corkhurler knows what they are. I have pmed him on this but he's staying mum.
Yes - 3%
No - 156%
(Margin of error ?3481)
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That comes confirmed by two separate sources I hope CM?
'To attempt to rerun a referendum as a means of reversing the democratic decision taken by the people would be rightly regarded as an affront'. Dick Roche TD 21.12.01
Yes. But can't break the embargo. :POriginally Posted by kerrynorth
I am sure some people here have the figures. Come on fess up, sharing is caring you know.
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as i said last night, I'd imagine that Yes has increased its lead as PaddyPower revised its odds last night in favour of YES
to
YES 2/9
NO 11/4
Paddy and Miley.
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Can you give us a hint?Yes. But can't break the embargo. :PI am sure some people here have the figures. Come on fess up, sharing is caring you know.
Yes 35 (+9)
No 18 (+8)
DK 47 (-17)
comparison with January poll.
With both yes and no up by about the same amount, and with almost half the electorate undecided, it's all to play for. I also think the different wording of the Irish Times poll i.e. using the term Reform Treaty rather than Lisbon Treaty, may be a factor in the lower no vote relative to the Red C polls.
The poll also shows that of the former undecideds, they have broken about 50-50 for the yes and no sides. If that happens on the day we could be in for a much closer result that the elites and pundits would have expected. 3 weeks to go.
