Tomorrow the Sunday Business Post have a Red C poll for the Presidential Election. The comparison is with the Red C poll for Paddy Power on October 6th. The field work for this poll was done between Monday and Wednesday so does not include any changes, if any, after the Prime Time debate. Gallagher, Sean (Ind) 39% (+18) Higgins, Michael D (Lab) 27% (+2) McGuinness, Martin (SF) 13% (-3) Mitchell, Gay (FG) 8% (-2) Norris, David (Ind) 7% (-7)...
The Sunday Business Post has two polls for us about the Irish Presidential Election. It has one poll with the 5 nominated candidates so far and one poll with the 7 candidates who will most likely be on the ballot on October 27th. In the 5 Candidate poll the 1st preference vote would look as follows: Higgins, Michael D (Lab) 27% McGuinness, Martin (SF) 20% Davis, Mary (Ind) 20% Mitchell, Gay (FG) 15% Gallagher, Sean (Ind) 15% This poll...
So today we saw the first poll since the general election published in the Sunday Business Post. It was conducted by Red C. All figures are on difference since the election. The topline figures are: Fine Gael 39% (+3) Labour 18% (-1) Fianna Fail 16% (-1) Sinn Fein 11% (+1) Others 16% An interesting poll. Maybe people are regretting not voting for a majority Fine Gael government? That or is the sign that Red C over estimate Fine Gael support by...
Two polls today! Its like christmas! Sunday Business Post/Red C Poll Its five days to polling day and the Sunday Business Post have their last opinion poll of the campaign. The headline figures are as follows: Fianna Fail 16% (+1) Fine Gael 39% (+1) Labour 17% (-3) Greens 2% (-1) Sinn Fein 12% (+2) Independents 14% (NC) This poll shows some recovery for Fianna Fail and another advance for Fine Gael who are really approaching 40% and possible overall majority. This...
A new poll has been published in today’s Sunday Business Post by Red C. It shows that Fine Gael is +3% on last weeks at 38% showing that Enda’s non appearance on Tuesday night has not hurt him at all. The poll was done on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday should take good account of the Debate. Crucially Fianna Fail are down 2% to 15% showing a further deterioation in their support and nearly shows very little hope of a recovery...
Image via Wikipedia There is a poll in tomorrows Sunday Business Post by Red C. The topline figures are as follows: Fianna Fail 18 (-6), Fine Gael 32 (+1), Labour 27 (+4), Sinn Fein 9 (-1), Green 4 (+1), Independent 10 (+1) Last months polls are here. Fine Gael have gained back one point of support and Labour have recovered the four points of support they lost last month. Fianna Fail are back down, after stalling last month at...
Well Predict 09, the Burson – Marsteller study by Simon Hix (London School of Economics), Michael Marsh (Trinity College Dublin), and Nick Vivyan (London School of Economics), has updated its predictions. It is now predicting that the EPP will win 251 seats, up three from last prediction, the PES are predicted to win 211, up two from the previous predction. They have also updated the country predictions. For Ireland they are forcasting the following. Fine Gael 6 MEPs (31%)...
According to the latest Opinion Poll, due to be published tomorrow in the Sunday Business Post, Labour and Sinn Fein are both down points. According to Irish Election, the figures are: FG 31 (+1); FF 28 (+5); Lab 17 (-5); SF 7 (-4); Green 7 (+1); Others 10 (+2) So thats is the left down a total of 9 percentage points. The main benificaries of this is Fianna Fail, but with Fine Gael and the Greens both picking up...
Image by jaqian via Flickr I have been sent the results of a poll that will be published in tomorrows Sunday Business Post. The headline figures are: Fianna Fail: 23 (-5)Fine Gael: 30 (-3)Labour: 22 (+8)Greens: 6 (-2)Sinn Fein: 11 (+2)Independents: 8 There has also been a small change in the figures on support if the Lisbon Treaty which now show a 70-30 split in favour. When this poll is compared with Fridays poll in the Indo, the numbers...
Image by stephen.spillane via FlickrAccording to an article in todays Sunday Business Post the Department of Agriculture is considering “an extra levy that will be charged on all Irish meat products purchased by consumers” Are they serious? The recent pork recall cost consumers money and has made Irish Pork a damaged brand and now they want us to pay an extra tax on it? You must be kidding me! The reason for the levy is to create a “contingency...
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