Sinn Féin has seen a significant drop in polls – but party MEP Lynn Boylan has warned that can “turn around very quickly”.
Sinn Féin has seen a significant drop in polls – but party MEP Lynn Boylan has warned that can “turn around very quickly”./Ireland Thinks poll saw support for Sinn Féin halved since 2022 with just 18%.
“If you're Simon Harris now and you're seeing 25% support, there’s a lot of wind at your back,” he told“Are you going to be tempted to go in the next couple of weeks? Are you going to be tempted to pull the plug just after the Budget?” She said the post-election review found issues with “messaging” and “internal issues” - and they will be resolved by the next general election.The MEP also noted Sinn Féin had a poor local election in 2019 before having their most successful general election in 2020 thanks to Mary Lou McDonald.
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