Dublin Bay South Election - Voting.
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Virgin Media News has a tally spreadsheet here
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Dublin Bay South by-election 2021 results and tally
COUNT DUBLIN BAY SOUTH By-Election 2021,Thanks for following! - Gavan Total electorate,Total votes cast,Turnout,Spoiled votes,Total valid poll,Quota,To retrieve expenses 77,032,27,044,35.11%,162,26,882,13,442,1,344 as %,1st Count,+/-,2nd Count,+/-,3rd Count,+/-,4th Count,+/-,5th Count,+/- Bacik,...
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Not looking good but only 13 boxes are open out of 106... if rest of boxes are similar then it's a two horse race.
Edit - most of the boxes opened are from city centre part of the constituency eg Mansion House, Wood Quay, St Kevins.
Rathmines & Terenure not really opened yet. A couple of Pembroke wards tallied.
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Thanks - he looks in better shape there alright.
Wow, that's dramatic turnaround.
Boylan is now 3rd on 23% with Geoghegan on 25% and Bacik on 26%.
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It all depends on which boxes are opened and in what order.
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55% of the boxes are open
Bacik: 25.7%
Geoghegan: 25.6%
Boylan: 22.3%
But whatever way you look at it, SF will do much better than the Opinion Poll suggested.
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Bacik: 25.7%
Geoghegan: 25.6%
Boylan: 22.3%
But whatever way you look at it, SF will do much better than the Opinion Poll suggested.
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The RTE website is funny
"Solidarity People Before Profit candidate Brigid Purcell is at the count centre. She says Dublin South West is a tough constituency for a Marxist to do well in but the campaign has been positive. "We're under no illusion that I'm going to win, but it's been a great experience running," she says."
"Solidarity People Before Profit candidate Brigid Purcell is at the count centre. She says Dublin South West is a tough constituency for a Marxist to do well in but the campaign has been positive. "We're under no illusion that I'm going to win, but it's been a great experience running," she says."
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Staff at the count centre are taking a break now with the result of the first count expected later this afternoon, maybe around 2pm or 3pm.
Staff at the count centre are taking a break now with the result of the first count expected later this afternoon, maybe around 2pm or 3pm.
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62% counted
That is a good margin for Labour over Sinn Féin as the boxes to come will favour Labour over Sinn Féin.
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That is a good margin for Labour over Sinn Féin as the boxes to come will favour Labour over Sinn Féin.
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She is away lower,
greens almost double FF % did you ever think you would see the day,
I find clicking on the printable version is best it shows the % highest to lowest,
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Good point - with 73% tallied:
Bacik could well top the poll.
The candidates need 12.5% to get €8,000 towards their election expenses. Only three of them will qualify.
I read some commentator saying that FF transfers would be important. At 4.4%, I don't think that they will matter that much.
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Bacik could well top the poll.
The candidates need 12.5% to get €8,000 towards their election expenses. Only three of them will qualify.
I read some commentator saying that FF transfers would be important. At 4.4%, I don't think that they will matter that much.
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I think FF will be eliminated before Mannix Flynn, and that seems to be the same amount of votes he gets in every election including locals...
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Bacik's lead increases with every box opened.
83%
FG will need to do a big review of this. Why did they not select Kate O'Connell?
Based on this, they should run only one candidate in the next General Election and it should be Kate O'Connell.
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83%
FG will need to do a big review of this. Why did they not select Kate O'Connell?
Based on this, they should run only one candidate in the next General Election and it should be Kate O'Connell.
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Always clear that if Bacik was ahead on first count she would take it.
Transfers will only increase her lead.
Transfers will only increase her lead.
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Even RTE is critical of the hatchet job on Geoghegan by the Irish Times
www.rte.ie
No such thing as bad press
Conversely, a higher turnout in the more affluent areas will be good news for Fine Gael. Their worry all along was that, in an election of low consequence and particularly with Sinn Féin not posing as big a challenge as initially appeared to be the case, their supporters may not be all too motivated to make their way to the local polling station.
Until, that is, an opinion piece appeared in the Irish Times about their candidate, James Geoghegan, with the headline: "You couldn't make him up". Not since Kate O'Connell confessed to Claire Byrne on RTÉ Radio that someone had threatened to present her with a sod of turf at a Fine Gael meeting, has there been such a talking point around the campaign.
The piece made reference to Geoghegan's "intense privilege" and "clichéd" South-side accent – much to the chagrin of the party grassroots. The reaction, along with a counterbalancing piece from Minister Simon Harris the following day, and former taoiseach John Bruton rowing in on the letters pages of the Irish Times might have provided the motivation the party were looking for.
In fact, it's Labour who felt it had most to lose from the newspaper article, with some strategists bemoaning that they would have been happier heading into today had it never appeared.
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No such thing as bad press
Conversely, a higher turnout in the more affluent areas will be good news for Fine Gael. Their worry all along was that, in an election of low consequence and particularly with Sinn Féin not posing as big a challenge as initially appeared to be the case, their supporters may not be all too motivated to make their way to the local polling station.
Until, that is, an opinion piece appeared in the Irish Times about their candidate, James Geoghegan, with the headline: "You couldn't make him up". Not since Kate O'Connell confessed to Claire Byrne on RTÉ Radio that someone had threatened to present her with a sod of turf at a Fine Gael meeting, has there been such a talking point around the campaign.
The piece made reference to Geoghegan's "intense privilege" and "clichéd" South-side accent – much to the chagrin of the party grassroots. The reaction, along with a counterbalancing piece from Minister Simon Harris the following day, and former taoiseach John Bruton rowing in on the letters pages of the Irish Times might have provided the motivation the party were looking for.
In fact, it's Labour who felt it had most to lose from the newspaper article, with some strategists bemoaning that they would have been happier heading into today had it never appeared.
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It's all over bar the counting.
