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Author Archives: Adrian Kavanagh
Matching Sitting Councillors to New Local Election Constituencies: the Munster counties
Adrian Kavanagh, 18th June 2013 There currently are 268 councillors in the ten local authorities (which will be reduced to seven after the 2014 local elections) located within the Munster region. The number of County Councillors in some of these … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Gender, local elections, Munster
Tagged 2014, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, Labour Party, Sinn Fein
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Matching Sitting Councillors to New Local Election Constituencies: Connacht-Ulster
Adrian Kavanagh, 18th June 2013 There currently are 223 councillors in the nine local authorities located within the Connacht-Ulster region. The number of County Councillors in some of these local authorities will increase at the next local elections but numbers … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Connacht-Ulster, Gender, local elections
Tagged 2014, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, Labour Party, Sinn Fein
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Matching Sitting Councillors to New Local Election Constituencies: the Leinster region
Adrian Kavanagh, 14th June 2013 There currently are 262 councillors in the eleven local authorities located within the Leinster region. The number of CountyCouncillors in some of these counties will increase at the next local elections but numbers in other … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Gender, Leinster, local elections
Tagged 2014, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, Green Party, Labour Party, Sinn Fein
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Matching Sitting Councillors to New Local Election Constituencies: Dublin
Adrian Kavanagh, 14th June 2013 The previous post offered a general overview of the 130 sitting councillors in the Dublin region, but this post will look at these in greater detail and attempt to match these councillors to the local … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Dublin, Gender, local elections
Tagged 2014, Fianna Fail, Fine Gael, Labour Party, Sinn Fein
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Councillor Numbers in Dublin; Parties, Co-options and Gender
Adrian Kavanagh, 13 June 2013 There currently are 130 councillors in the four different local authorities covering the Dublin region, with Dublin City (52 councillors) being the largest of these followed by Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown (28), South Dublin (26) and Fingal … Continue reading
Potential Fianna Fail Local Elections 2014 candidates? Fianna Fail Local Area Representatives
Adrian Kavanagh, 13th June 2013 With less than twelve months to go until next year’s local elections and following the recent publication of the Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee Report 2013, this post marks the first attempt to tease out what … Continue reading
Posted in Candidates, Election data, Gender, local elections, Young candidates
Tagged 2014, Fianna Fail, women, Young candidates
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Some thoughts on “Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee Report 2013″
Adrian Kavanagh, 30th May 2013 Thursday 30th May 2013 saw the publication of the Local Electoral Area Boundary Committee Report 2013, which outlines the constituency boundaries for next year’s local elections (May 2014). The committee faced a very difficult task, in fairness, given … Continue reading
Posted in Election boundaries, local elections
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Voter turnout levels in Dail by-elections 1994-2011
Adrian Kavanagh, 22nd March 2013 Voter turnout levels in general elections in the Republic of Ireland, as in most other democracies tend to be higher than those in other types of elections, such as referendum elections, presidential elections and local … Continue reading
Posted in by-election, Election data, Voter turnout
Tagged by-election, Donegal, Dublin South Central, Dublin West, Kildare North, Meath East, Tipperary, voter turnout
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New European Parliament constituency boundary revision?
Adrian Kavanagh, 12th/13th March 2013 With Croatia about to become the newest member of the European Union in the coming months and with this state likely to be assigned 11/12 seats in the next European Parliament, theEuropean Union has voted … Continue reading
Posted in Constituency Commission, Election boundaries
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Losing the battle but winning the war?: General Election success for by-election losers (and by-election success for general election runners-up)
Adrian Kavanagh, March 6th 2013 What do Tomas MacGiolla, Dick Roche, Joe Higgins, Brian Hayes and Paul Gogarty all have in common? All of these candidates lost in by-election contests – MacGiolla (Dublin West 1982), Roche (Wicklow 1995), Higgins (Dublin West 1996), Hayes (Dublin … Continue reading