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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I just came across a poll Eoin Ó Broin cited where it mentions a 50% support for SF in that age bracket.

Is that polling accutate would you think ? Certainly FF are falling away even more during last few weeks.

FG polled at 23%

FF polled at 11%

GP polled at 4%

SD, LAB,S-PBP all at 2%.

Aon at 0%.

I'd have thought SD would have been slightly higher tbh.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Its accurate to the normal rules of polls taken over 12 days

SF always do better in polls than elections as their supporters don't usually get out to vote on the day

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its accurate to the normal rules of polls taken over 12 days

SF always do better in polls than elections as their supporters don't usually get out to vote on the day "

Says it all really, they want someone else to do the work!

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By *he English OneMan
over a year ago

west

I'm no voter or in anyway into politics except for the budget but I'd have no problem to vote for SF if I was

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"I'm no voter or in anyway into politics except for the budget but I'd have no problem to vote for SF if I was "

The only thing I'd say to that is to pay a bit more attention at election time

People from all sides died so we'd have the right to vote in elections and your kids will be here long after you leave

Get out and vote next time

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm no voter or in anyway into politics except for the budget but I'd have no problem to vote for SF if I was

The only thing I'd say to that is to pay a bit more attention at election time

People from all sides died so we'd have the right to vote in elections and your kids will be here long after you leave

Get out and vote next time "

I vote regularly now ,didn't when I was younger but we have no credible people. We literally have no good people to vote for. I'd slightly favour sf but I dont love them or think they'll be miles better than the rest. Think they'll be slightly better but they'll be caught up in controversy too. Ireland seems hopeless to me politically, theres no real punishment for corruption and abuse of power in Ireland so it's not going to stop.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm no voter or in anyway into politics except for the budget but I'd have no problem to vote for SF if I was

The only thing I'd say to that is to pay a bit more attention at election time

People from all sides died so we'd have the right to vote in elections and your kids will be here long after you leave

Get out and vote next time

I vote regularly now ,didn't when I was younger but we have no credible people. We literally have no good people to vote for. I'd slightly favour sf but I dont love them or think they'll be miles better than the rest. Think they'll be slightly better but they'll be caught up in controversy too. Ireland seems hopeless to me politically, theres no real punishment for corruption and abuse of power in Ireland so it's not going to stop."

I would agree with this, as a people we lack spine and principle, unsurprisingly this is reflected in our houses of government. In a democracy, you get the government you deserve.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its accurate to the normal rules of polls taken over 12 days

SF always do better in polls than elections as their supporters don't usually get out to vote on the day

Says it all really, they want someone else to do the work!"

Most accurate description of a SF voter I’ve heard

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It would be an interesting analysis to see what they're transfer figures are vs the rest. My hunch is that they're the most un-transfer friendly party.

They put forward so many ideas, but they don't appear to understand how to pay for them.

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By *aid backMan
over a year ago

by a lake with my rod out

I'm a leftist and The problem with this country is there is no viable left sided party to vote for it's always been treaty politics labour used to be a working persons party but they sold out year's ago. Then you have the leftist cranks (pbp aaa etc) who only point out problems and never put forward any solutions. At least SF put forward policies to the floor. FF and FG a two cheeks of the same arse. But until there is actual change in the way people veiw politics then there will be no change

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Conservstive right wing governments anywhere in the world look after big business and wealthy people. Socialist parties never have the money to realise their ideals. That's why politicians give me the runs. It's every man and woman for themselves and their families

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I'm a leftist and The problem with this country is there is no viable left sided party to vote for it's always been treaty politics labour used to be a working persons party but they sold out year's ago. Then you have the leftist cranks (pbp aaa etc) who only point out problems and never put forward any solutions. At least SF put forward policies to the floor. FF and FG a two cheeks of the same arse. But until there is actual change in the way people veiw politics then there will be no change"

That's a very good post. There is a few of the social democrats I like. I like Holly Cairns. Seems a bright individual. The greens have fallen apart last few.weeks. woeful altogether.

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By *iquidRavenMan
over a year ago

Dublin


"Its accurate to the normal rules of polls taken over 12 days

SF always do better in polls than elections as their supporters don't usually get out to vote on the day

Says it all really, they want someone else to do the work!"

The laziest most Joe Duffiest comment i read all day, take a bow

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Its accurate to the normal rules of polls taken over 12 days

SF always do better in polls than elections as their supporters don't usually get out to vote on the day

Says it all really, they want someone else to do the work!

The laziest most Joe Duffiest comment i read all day, take a bow "

Poor Joe.. liveline gone mad recently lol

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By *exydoctorsCouple
over a year ago

Galway/Clare


"I'm a leftist and The problem with this country is there is no viable left sided party to vote for it's always been treaty politics labour used to be a working persons party but they sold out year's ago. Then you have the leftist cranks (pbp aaa etc) who only point out problems and never put forward any solutions. At least SF put forward policies to the floor. FF and FG a two cheeks of the same arse. But until there is actual change in the way people veiw politics then there will be no change

That's a very good post. There is a few of the social democrats I like. I like Holly Cairns. Seems a bright individual. The greens have fallen apart last few.weeks. woeful altogether."

Totally agree, I'd like a decent centre left party but we don't have one. Labour in this country is really weak, i voted sd in last election. I could never bring myself to vote SF, it's very easy to give out and blame people, SFs stated policies seem like they want to return to the years of unemployment and they'll have no money to pay for it... And I'm still astonished that people would not mind a government led by people still so connected with serious criminality.

Who wants to start fab socialusts....oooh that was a typo but I like the sound of it!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

For all politicians of all parties, despite their ideas or manifestos its very difficult to change the system...the permanent government aka the public service, the unions & big business interests...Irish politics are basically centrist with conservative views to not upset the interests.

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By *ippje84Man
over a year ago

tipperary

SF are the labour party from 08-10

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