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Sinn Féin is Ireland’s most popular party, poll suggests

From RTÉ News · () English

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  • Sinn Féin leads Ireland’s latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll with 21% support.
  • Fine Gael registers 19% and Fianna Fáil 17% in the survey, which has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.
  • The poll questioned 1,044 voters and found Aontú at a record 8% in this series.

Sinn Féin has emerged as the most popular party in the latest Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks opinion poll, with support reaching 21%, one percentage point higher than last month.

Fine Gael fell one point to 19%, while Fianna Fáil gained one point to reach 17%. The Social Democrats remained unchanged at 10%. Aontú rose one point to 8%, its highest level in this series of polls.

Independent Ireland stood at 7%. Labour and the Green Party each remained at 3%, while People Before Profit-Solidarity recorded 2%. Support for independents and other parties fell two points to 10%.

The poll was conducted among 1,044 voters and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.1 percentage points.

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