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SF-21% (-5% from 2007 Election)
DUP-18% (-12%)
UUP-15% (NC)
SDLP-13% (-2%)
Alliance-7% (+2)
TUV-6%
Greens-3% (+1.5%)
PUP-3% (+1.5%)
New Belfast Tele poll.
SF-21% (-5% from 2007 Election)
DUP-18% (-12%)
UUP-15% (NC)
SDLP-13% (-2%)
Alliance-7% (+2)
TUV-6%
Greens-3% (+1.5%)
PUP-3% (+1.5%)
Last edited by dmc444; 12th February 2010 at 07:09 PM.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
Thats ****************************************e anyway. no way nationalists are on 35%
This puts SF as the largest party in the six counties and that is something we saw in the Euro poll.Originally Posted by dmc444
The drop of 5% might initially be thought a worry though not uncommon for a government party having to take tough chioces in hard times. However, I would argue that come election time Sinn Féin will be able to restore that.
All in all an encouraging poll for Sinn Féin.
RIRA not in my name-Traitors to Ireland MMcGuinness; People are entitled to cultural & social equality MLMcDonald; We have a length to go understanding unionism GAdams
Not so implausible when the figures don't add up to 100%.
But that makes the comparison with 2007 a bit dodgy
Strip out those don't knows and there's remarkably little change, apart from the DUP losing support to the TUV and UUP
My political compass
Economic Left/Right: 0.75
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -6.36
As far as polls go the Telegraph one is probably the nadir.
Junk poll. Total vote is 86% when it should be 100%, total change is -8% when it should be 0% or maybe +/-1%.
well id say the resy of the 14% are undecided.
But then again is is only a poll and i wouldnt be running out to place a bet.
'A defeatist attitude now would surely lead to defeat, it primarly a question of whether we have confidence in ourselves and the dilligence and determination of our people,We can't opt out of the future.' Sean Lemass (1965)
It's a poll, theres no reason to believe that the number of people they polled reflected the divide in Unionism/Nationalism.
Nationalists and especially SF consistantly poll far less than what they get in votes.
this poll might not be precise but it sure is bad news for DUP It shows a loss of support and I think Wilson resigning as councillor to concentrate on Westminister campaign might be highlighting certain jitters!
Looks like the 2007 figures used exclude the undecided - was there an election that year? 2010 figures have 14% undecided.
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