Sinn Féin has plummeted to its lowest poll rating since before 2020, according to the latest Sunday Independent poll.
Sinn Féin has plummeted to its lowest poll rating since before 2020, according to the latest poll.This is also a 19-point drop since the party’s peak in October 2022.Fine Gael has raced ahead to the top of the poll at 24%, an increase of two points since the last poll.
Fianna Fáil saw the biggest increase in support at three points, although it is the second most popular party at 20%.Independent politicians and other parties saw a three-point decrease to 20%. The majority said their preferred Government is a coalition between Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Independent politicians.
A quarter of people asked supported a Sinn Féin-led Government excluding Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil, while 20% supported the existing coalition. When left with the most popular options, 64% said they supported a Fine Gael-Fianna Fáil-Independents coalition while 36% supported a Sinn Féin majority.Some 44% of people polled said Simon Harris will most likely be the next Taoiseach, compared to 20% for Micheál Martin and Mary Lou McDonald each., 33% said it is due to a “lack of clear message over immigration” while 26% said it is due to “faltering leadership”.
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