On 25 February Ireland elects a new government. And tomorrow, the first reasonably serious trends are published. Ireland will increasingly choose any political party.
characterized Accordingly, a strong trend of the partisan candidates. Nearly 15% want the so-called Independants choose. By comparison, only slightly more planning, the failure of Fianna Fail just give their votes (16%). The is expected after the elections in coalition leadership: The Fine Gael Enda Kenny with is 33% and Labour at 21 And 13 percent of respondents plan to vote for the Sinn Fein. Who then is left is, well choose green. Negligible.
interesting (and somewhat against the trend) the question about the most appropriate leader will be answered. Here, after all, speak for 31 percent of Cowen's successor, Martin, 26 percent think Labour leader Eamon Gilmore for the best future driver of Ireland, and only a meager 16 percent put their trust Enda Kenny in (image) of the Fine Gael.
The scariest value, though not surprising: 95 percent are dissatisfied with the work of the last government. No wonder ...
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