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Poll: Will you vote in the presidential election tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s the big day.

Oct 25th 2018, 8:00 AM 5,992 Views 2 Comments

IRELAND-DUBLIN-REFERENDUM ON ABORTION Source: Xinhua News Agency/PA Images

IRISH PEOPLE HAVE been given plenty of opportunities to put their vote to good use over the last few years, between general elections and referendums.

Tomorrow, we’ve got another referendum (if you haven’t been paying attention, it’s regarding the removal of the blasphemy law from the Irish constitution) as well as our presidential election.

If you haven’t done your homework yet, TheJournal.ie have compiled everything you could possibly want to know about this year’s race here, including their new podcast The Candidate which provides six in-depth interviews with each of the presidential hopefuls.

While it has been impossible to ignore the election content, the buildup to tomorrow’s vote is definitely a bit quieter than it was for the referendum on removing the Eighth Amendment from the constitution, and the referendum on marriage equality.

So, will you vote in the presidential election tomorrow?

Poll Results:

Of course. I always vote. (1941)

Probably not, seems pointless. (318)

If I have time to get around to it. (234)

I can't vote in Ireland. (142)

Wait, that's tomorrow?! (77)

Of course. I always vote.
If I have time to get around to it.
Probably not, seems pointless.
I can't vote in Ireland.
Wait, that's tomorrow?!

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Poll: Will you vote in the presidential election tomorrow?

Tomorrow’s the big day.