For Lefties too Stubborn to Quit
…has arrived, to be published in tomorrows SBP. And as with the one last week in the Sunday Times no doubt there’ll be a lot to consider.
But headline figures?
FG 32%
SF 18% (+2)
Ind/Other 18% (-1)
FF 18% (NC)
LP 14% (-1)
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FF look like they are stuck in a rut and not getting out of it. The renewal they speak of seems a little bit further away every day. Once SF get to 20% and a consistent lead over them, then I’d say that FF will be done for. A real gap will open up.
FG will be happy enough, they are holding reasonably well. Lab. can be worried but it could be a lot worse and they’ll need FG transfers to get back in any decent no’s.
All in all it is FF who have reason to be worried still, the Govt. declines yet they stand still.
Have to agree, the FF vote is extremely important and that it isn’t going over 18 % is telling.
“Once SF get to 20% and a consistent lead over them, then I’d say that FF will be done for. A real gap will open up.”
Well, I don’t think thats inevitable by any means. FF wounded, but by god they are not dead
Analysis from Adrian Kavanagh
http://politicalreform.ie/2012/09/22/the-silly-season-is-over-analysis-of-the-sunday-business-post-red-c-poll-23rd-september-2012/