Exit poll elezioni 2024: Fotofinish con Sinn Féin al 21,1%, Fine Gael 21%, Fianna Fáil 19,5%

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    1. redditUser76754689 on

      Independents projected at nearly 15%. There’s going to be a few kingmakers

    2. seamustheseagull on

      Exit poll in 2020 had FG on 22.4, SF 22.3, FF 22.2.

      So in real terms basically no change. All main parties down slightly, SF relatively a little stronger, FF lost a little more.

      So another five years of FFFG seems a sure thing. Might take a while to put a government together though.

      The biggest upset here is that SF could have the largest party and so get first dibs on attempting to form a government.

    3. MyIdoloPenaldo on

      A SF/FF government is probably the best outcome from this, if it happens.

      FG and FF have been behind all of our major issues in the past 2 decades, not SF

      Great night if you’re middle aged, middle to upper class with your house paid off, decent income and a nice car. Horrible night if you’re left wing, or looking for change in general

    4. TeoKajLibroj on

      Sinn Féin might try and claim victory if they end up as the largest party, but it must be a crushing disappointment compared with last year when they had as much support as Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael combined.

    5. svmk1987 on

      Average turnout in all the Dublin constituencies is 53%. For all the anger and discontent we keep hearing about, especially with the new far right popularity, not people seem to be care enough to actually vote

    6. High_Flyer87 on

      FG and FF exit poll result will be swapped at the end of the actual count

    7. dudeirish on

      Tbh it’s very difficult to see the independent vote so high… Not happy with the current government… Vote independent…🙄

    8. High_Flyer87 on

      I guess if you have your house and have no family members on a waiting list for scoliosis you are happy. The rest of us might all aswell feck off and stop complaining.

      I know change is needed for this country and the alternative parties do not seem to offer much by way of that. It’s depressing to see people interviewed by RTE say they voted for x because thats who their family always voted for. Seems like they put no effort into it and do not have a mind of their own.

      The same people won’t be able to comprehend the consequences of their voting as their child jumps on a plane to take up a nursing position in Australia. FG/FF really need to get their shit together and we as a country need to demand better from them. We are far to apathetic with this stuff.

    9. MrTwoJobs on

      Rte 2 had a vox pop of people outside the polling stations.

      Majority well over 60 years old.
      Majority voting for the same.

    10. AllezLesPrimrose on

      Take Michael Martin out back and then do business with SF to form a government that might actually change anything.

    11. patrickjquinn on

      Feck all people voted, bunch of north side areas with 25 percent… so much online bitching, moaning, bluster and grandstanding and less people voted this go around than in 2020. It’s pathetic really.

    12. MelodicMeasurement27 on

      Jesus another 5 years of the same crap, I don’t understand why people complain and then go and vote the same way again.

    13. Archamasse on

      Is Simon Harris co ordinating a counter attack against Skynet in that photo or what

    14. shankillfalls on

      Really saddens me that so few vote. There’s no excuse for it.

    15. Exactly what I thought would happen. It’ll be FFG+Labour.

      The turnout was poor because the vast majority of people are doing okay.

      You’ll get people screaming that services are in ruins etc…. But those people are a vocal minority. The far right have been making noise as well with immigration scaremongering etc. Other then that the population is doing well it seems.

      I’m not saying it’s right or fair, just that the exit poll reveals what has been the case for the last decade, that people on minimum wage/very low pay that depend on public services are really struggling but above that threshold the bulk of the country is economically okay and able to afford inflation etc. They’re not happy about it but either way aren’t hurt enough to vote for a change either.

      Most people in Ireland who didn’t vote have a house and a car and make a decent living.

      There isn’t a million or of the 5 ish million population that use public transport and can’t buy a house, if there was we’d see a huge turnout and probably a big change.

      SF know this too deep down and know they don’t have a mandate to upset the status quo.

      Decades of FFG have built an economy around low corporation tax and they have always given public services that while inadequate, have ensured that keeping the enterprise focused economy solid remains key to staying in power.

    16. INXS2021 on

      Thats the sound of irelands youth leaving on planes to Oz and America!

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