# voting - Monday 15 September, 2014
# Kids These Days
From TheJournal.ie
# Kids These Days
Young people voted in their droves for Sinn Féin and Independent candidates.
# voting - Friday 5 September, 2014
# Equality
From TheJournal.ie
# Equality
Opinion polls may show increasing support for marriage equality, but I still regularly observe open, brutal and honest homophobia.
# voting - Friday 29 August, 2014
# Voting Time
From TheJournal.ie
# Voting Time
The two votes are likely to take place before the Budget in October.
# voting - Friday 25 July, 2014
# Democracy
From TheJournal.ie
# Democracy
Do we really need to solve the ‘problem’ of low turnout?
# voting - Sunday 8 June, 2014
# Monaghan
From TheJournal.ie
# Monaghan
Voting in Ballybay-Clones had been postponed following the death of a candidate.
# voting - Sunday 25 May, 2014
# Loud Noises
From TheJournal.ie
# Loud Noises
Politicians on both sides have been singing a surprisingly similar tune the last couple of days…
# Hedging His Bets
From TheJournal.ie
# Hedging His Bets
The Taoiseach said Sinn Féin has emerged from the local and European elections as “a significant political entity”. He made the comments in Castlebar this afternoon, where he narrowly avoided a group of protestors.
# East-west
From TheJournal.ie
# East-west
While turnout has been strong in Kiev, poll stations have remained closed in many eastern cities.
# Paper Cuts
From TheJournal.ie
# Paper Cuts
Local election counts went on into the dawn chorus – and many electoral areas face a recount today…
# voting - Saturday 24 May, 2014
# Golden Ticket
From TheJournal.ie
# Golden Ticket
A witness at the Mayo count centre this afternoon said she was “damn delighted” to get it back.
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
Direct Democracy Ireland’s Jan Van De Ven was told he could only vote in the locals, despite the fact that he voted in the last European election.
# Explainer
From TheJournal.ie
# Explainer
It’s a massive undertaking, with two by-elections taking place alongside the Euros AND the local elections. Here’s what we’re in for…
# voting - Friday 23 May, 2014
# Voting
From TheJournal.ie
# Voting
It is estimated that the final turnout is above 50 per cent.
# Vote Early Vote Often
From The Daily Edge
# Vote Early Vote Often
From annoyance to confusion to smugness, and back again.
# Pics Of The Day
From TheJournal.ie
# Pics Of The Day
Turnout is currently running at about 10 per cent.
# voting - Tuesday 20 May, 2014
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
Don’t know your EPP from your elbow? We’ve got you covered.
# Your Say
From TheJournal.ie
# Your Say
Ever told someone you’d vote for them – just so they’d get out of the damn way?
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
It’s the biggest constituency in the European elections and candidates are battling it out for just four seats.
# voting - Monday 19 May, 2014
# Undecided
From TheJournal.ie
# Undecided
A one-stop-shop for Limerick voters that tells you what candidate best matches your views.
# voting - Saturday 10 May, 2014
# Eurovision 2014
From The Daily Edge
# Eurovision 2014
They love us! They really love us!
# voting - Wednesday 30 April, 2014
# Voting
From TheJournal.ie
# Voting
Many are unaware that our local elections rank amongst the fairest internationally, with every legal resident of the country aged 18 and over entitled to take part.
# voting - Monday 7 April, 2014
# 814 Million
From TheJournal.ie
# 814 Million
It’s expected that the country’s 814 milion-strong electorate will shy away from the ruling Congress party.
# voting - Sunday 6 April, 2014
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
The 36-year-old Sinn Féin candidate has been in politics since 1999.
# voting - Saturday 5 April, 2014
# Democracy
From TheJournal.ie
# Democracy
Afghanistan’s third presidential election brings an end to 13 years of rule by Karzai, who has held power since the Taliban were ousted in 2001.
# voting - Thursday 20 March, 2014
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
We bet you can’t wait…
# voting - Wednesday 12 March, 2014
# Decisions Decisions
From TheJournal.ie
# Decisions Decisions
Dublin’s four councils most vote on the issue by 31 March.
# voting - Friday 21 February, 2014
# Voting
# Voting
Delegates are getting set to vote on motions tomorrow in Croke Park.
# voting - Wednesday 12 February, 2014
# Emigrant Voices
From TheJournal.ie
# Emigrant Voices
Some Irish emigrants can already vote in the election of representatives in Ireland… so long as they have the right degree, of course, write David Burns and Conor O’Neill.
# voting - Sunday 2 February, 2014
# Election 2014
From TheJournal.ie
# Election 2014
It’s not all establishment parties you know.
# voting - Friday 17 January, 2014
# Your Say
From TheJournal.ie
# Your Say
The local elections will be held in May – will you head to the polling stations?
# voting - Thursday 9 January, 2014
# Popular
From TheJournal.ie
# Popular
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore also saw an increase in satisfaction levels though his party received just ten per cent of the first preference vote.
# voting - Saturday 14 December, 2013
# Popular
From TheJournal.ie
# Popular
Fine Gael jumped four points in the poll with 30 per cent of people saying the would vote for the party if there was an election tomorrow.
# voting - Sunday 10 November, 2013
# Vote
From TheJournal.ie
# Vote
The deadline for inspection of the Draft Register of Electors is the 25 November. Are you on it?
# voting - Friday 8 November, 2013
# Teen Talk
From TheJournal.ie
# Teen Talk
The teens will be addressed by the Minister for Children during the event.
# voting - Wednesday 6 November, 2013
# US Elections
From TheJournal.ie
# US Elections
Meanwhile, Bill de Blasio was elected the first Democrat mayor of New York City in 24 years.
# voting - Friday 1 November, 2013
# Opinion
From TheJournal.ie
# Opinion
Structures need to be put in place to get the most amount of people to vote, to ensure the structures of the country have the greatest legitimacy along with those who govern them.
# voting - Monday 28 October, 2013
# Opinion
From TheJournal.ie
# Opinion
Sometimes what happens in Irish politics is so odd, you have to ask yourself… did that really happen? Paddy Duffy remembers the Lisbon referenda debacles.
# voting - Saturday 26 October, 2013
# Popularity
From TheJournal.ie
# Popularity
Fine Gael, on the other hand, have seen support climb by two points.
# voting - Monday 7 October, 2013
# Quinn-Zappone Bill
From TheJournal.ie
# Quinn-Zappone Bill
The Quinn-Zappone bill is being talked about a lot right now. But what’s in it? We take a look…
# voting - Saturday 5 October, 2013
# Referendums
From TheJournal.ie
# Referendums
The green and white papers caused a bit of confusion yesterday.
