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Tag Archives: referenda
Voter Turnout in Dublin City for the Marriage Equality/Presidential Candidate Age referendum contests
Adrian Kavanagh, 22nd June 2015 As noted in last month’s post, the national voter turnout rate of 60.5% – which was just 9.4% lower than the turnout level for the 2011 General Election – for the Marriage Equality (and Presidential Candidate Age) … Continue reading
Tally Ho! Which local newspapers published tallies for the May 2015 elections
Adrian Kavanagh, 29th May 2015 As an electoral geographer, I am very interested in which local newspapers are publishing tallies for the Marriage Equality referendum and the Carlow-Kilkenny by-election contest in this week’s editions, or possibly in the following few … Continue reading
Geographical perspectives on the May 2015 referendum contests
Adrian Kavanagh, 25th May 2015 With a national turnout rate of 60.5% – just 9.4% lower than the turnout level for the 2011 General Election – the Marriage Equality referendum was passed with 62.1% of the valid votes, but the … Continue reading
The 1995 Divorce Referendum: A Geographical Retrospect
Adrian Kavanagh, 14th May 2015 With the upcoming presidential candidates age and marriage equality referendum contests to take place on 22nd May (2015), I thought it would be useful to look back at geographical patterns in turnout levels and Yes/No … Continue reading
Posted in Referendum elections
Tagged 2015, Donegal, Dublin Rathdown, Dun Laoghaire, Limerick City, referenda, Waterford
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How would Scottish Independence impact on electoral competition in the rest of the United Kingdom?
Adrian Kavanagh, 28th August 2014 A referendum on Scottish Independence is taking place on 18th September 2014. While the pre-contest opinion polls are suggesting that this will not be carried, it is worth remembering the range of Irish cases (2001 … Continue reading
Posted in Elections outside of Ireland, Referendum elections, Scotland
Tagged 2014, referenda, voter turnout
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Geography and Elections – 2013 Seanad Referendum voter turnout levels in Dublin City
Adrian Kavanagh, 19th November 2013 This post looks at voter turnout levels in the recent Seanad and Court of Appeals referendum contests, making specific reference to turnout differences at the Dail constituency level but also to turnout differences (based on … Continue reading
Voting patterns and turnout levels in Referendum elections in the Republic of Ireland, 1937-2013
Adrian Kavanagh, 12th September 2013 After 4th October, there will have been thirty seven different referendum contests held in the history of the state, but some of these contests have taken place on the same date, while the same issue … Continue reading
Posted in Election data, Electoral Geography (voting maps), Referendum elections, Voter turnout
Tagged 2012, referenda, voter turnout
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Geography of Voter Turnout for the 2012 Childrens Referendum in Dublin City
Adrian Kavanagh, 13th December 2012 This post can be viewed as a follow on from the previous two posts, which studied the geography of voter turnout for the 2012 Fiscal Stability Treaty referendum at a sub-constituency level for the Dublin City constituencies, as … Continue reading
The geography of voter turnout in Dublin City for the 2012 Fiscal Stability Treaty Referendum
Adrian Kavanagh, 15th November 2012 As someone who has been interested in the area of voter turnout since commencing PhD researches on this topic back in…gulp…1999 and as a geographer, I am always interested in attaining turnout data for very … Continue reading
A geographical view of the 2012 Children’s Referendum vote
Adrian Kavanagh, 12th November 2012 The Children’s Referendum vote, which took place on Satuday (10th November 2012), was passed on a lower than expected (but rather comfortable) margin of 615,731 votes (58.00%) to 445,863 (42.00%). This referendum vote had the third lowest ever … Continue reading
Posted in Election data, Electoral Geography (voting maps), Referendum elections, Voter turnout
Tagged 2012, Donegal, referenda, Sinn Fein, voter turnout
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Irish Elections: Geography, Facts and Analyses 