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Response rates from 3.4k Fianna Fáil voters.
76% Yes |
24% No |
67% Yes |
20% No |
6% Yes, but only if both sides independently and overwhelmingly vote in favor of it |
3% No, I support the idea but it is not economically possible at the moment |
3% Yes, but only if it is achieved by peaceful means |
Trend of support over time for each answer from 3.4k Fianna Fáil voters.
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Unique answers from Fianna Fáil voters whose views went beyond the provided options.
@979XN3F2yrs2Y
No, focus on bringing about peace and reconciliation between both sides first
@9ZHNSYW 1wk1W
Antrim minus Belfast becomes part of Scotland because of its heritage and beauty, Down plus the entirety of Belfast, Portadown, and Newry becomes part of England because it’s basically theirs anyways. Also the UK is split up. The rest of Northern Ireland is returned to the republic.
@9ZBMJLC2wks2W
Yes, but if it is done by peaceful means and if Northern Ireland votes for it by a significant amount
@9Z9928G 2wks2W
peraonally i would like Ireland to be completely independant but it should be the decision of northern Irish people regardless of the opinion of the rest of Britain or the Republic
@98B83P32yrs2Y
Personally, yes. But only the Northerners should get the final say here. Not the Brits, not the people of the Republic, just the Northerners.
@9F2MBPC1yr1Y
No, the North isn't Irish anymore and hasn't been for a while.
@979XN3F 11mos11MO
Regardless, focus on bringing about peace and reconciliation between both sides in Northern Ireland first
@9H6RG3T12mos12MO
Economic is to increase payroll and unfortunately is amounts charges pocket credit government it's said
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