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Irish Polling Indicator, update November 2017
This update includes a new Red C poll published on 26 November.
27 Nov 2017
Irish Polling Indicator, update November 2017
Please note that the most recent poll incorporated in this update is from the beginning of this month. At that time, both Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil seemed to do quite a bit better than their GE 2016 result.
25 Nov 2017
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2017
Data & graphs
12 Feb 2017
Irish Polling Indicator, update November 2015
This update includes the Millward Brown poll for the Sunday Independent published on Saturday 7th of November. All figures & data
7 Nov 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update October 2016
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael battle it out for top spot In the first Irish Polling Indicator for the 32nd Dáil, Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil are leading the polls with estimates around 26% each.
6 Oct 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2016
Independents and minor parties on the rise Only a few days before the election, polls continue to indicate that this might be the election of the independent candidates and smaller parties.
23 Feb 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2016
22 Feb 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2016
Three new polls were published yesterday, each taken over two or more days in the past week. While their messages were mixed, the overall impact on the Irish Polling Indicator polling average is limited.
21 Feb 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2016
This update includes the new Red C poll for the Irish Sun. It becomes increasingly clear that Others and Independents are doing well over the last weeks and months, while Fine Gael support is clearly past its peak.
17 Feb 2016
Irish Polling Indicator, update February 2016
This update includes the new Red C Research poll for the Sunday Business Post, published today. While the overall picture remains the same, it does become increasingly clear that Fine Gael has lost the momentum it gained in the second part of 2015.
14 Feb 2016
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