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Over 40% of voters want Fine Gael/Fianna Fail coalition to win next election

written by Staff Writer July 14, 2024
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Over 40% of the Irish electorate would support the current Fine Gael/Finnart Fail coalition government maintaining power.

That’s according to a new Irish Mail on Sunday/Amarach poll.

A total of 43% of those polled want a continuation of the current coalition government, compared to 22% support for a Sinn Fein-led left wing coalition.

Among those polled, only 12% would want to see a Fianna Fail/Sinn Fein coalition.

Over 40% of voters want Fine Gael/Fianna Fail coalition to win next election was last modified: July 14th, 2024 by Staff Writer
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