Ireland chooses: Who wins the head-to-head race?
Ireland chooses: Who wins the head-to-head race?
In an exciting race for the votes of voters, Ireland opened the urns on Friday! The choice is finely shaped by a bitter struggle between the two center-right parties Fine Gael and Fianna Fail and the left-wing nationalist sense, all of which vie around 20 percent support. The voters are called to give up their vote while the parties are fighting for control over the Irish government.
The surveys indicate that the two coalition partners Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, who were received for the first time after a undecided election in 2020, could return to power again. This decision was made after they had refused to coalize it with sense that was the most popular party due to their connections to the Irish Republican Army. Simon Harris, the leader of Fine Gael and reigning Taoiseach, had announced the election on November 8th and announced massive tax reliefs of 10.5 billion euros to convince the voters.
economy and housing shortage in focus
The choice is strongly influenced by the ongoing housing shortage and the increasing cost of living. Rents and real estate prices have reached record heights, which has led to a widespread dissatisfaction with the government. Despite the healthy public finances of Ireland, which are supported by high corporate tax revenue from US multi, the frustration of the insufficient provision of living space during the boom years remains of the "Celtic Tiger" era. Sension fine, which has been over 30 percent in the recent years, has lost support in recent months, in particular due to their liberal attitude towards immigration.
The counting of votes in the 43 constituencies of Ireland begins on Saturday morning, but the final results could be long in coming. The Irish system of the ratio requires numerous counting rounds before the final results are determined. Ireland is faced with a crucial choice that could shape the country's political landscape for the coming years!
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