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Question: Which Gay do you support?
#1
Gay Mitchell
 
#2
Gay Byrne
 
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Total Voters: 10

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Kevinstat
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« on: October 26, 2011, 07:57:24 PM »

How will the vote counting process go in terms of multiple eliminations happening at the same time?  Is there a deposit threshold in this election and if so what is it and does that play a role in the elimination rules?  Is there a clear standard?  I seem to recall there being some inconsistency from the Dail by-elections in 2009 and asking why certain multiple eliminations weren't done.
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« Reply #1 on: October 28, 2011, 11:43:50 PM »
« Edited: October 28, 2011, 11:47:37 PM by Kevinstat »

Nulty wins Dublin West for Labour

Nulty8,6658,88510,18613,02717,636
McGuinness7,7427,935
8,720
9,873
11,590
Coppinger7,5427,834
9,368
9,873
Loftus5,2635,410
5,942
Donnelly3,1733,309
O'Gorman1,7871,925
Caesar Hunt
775
Kidd
311
Bermingham
185
Doris
95
Tallon
73
Cooney
51
Ó Ceallaigh
40

I'm surprised Donnelly was eliminated at the same time as O'Gorman when O'Gorman's vote could have theoretically pushed Donnelly over the threshold to recieve some reimbursement for his expenses.  Not that 60% of the Green Party (second count) vote would have gone to a Shinner (as would have been necessary for Donnelly to cross the expenses threshold) with Labour, a Socialist and Fianna Fail still in play (I doubt FG would have gotten many) but still.  Or is the threshold in that election not 1/4 of the quota (just over 12.5% of the vote in the single-winner case)?

How was the tie in the second-to-last count broken in favor of FF?  Will there be another recount?
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Kevinstat
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« Reply #2 on: October 28, 2011, 11:53:48 PM »


Higgins is the presumptive favourite.

I suspect Davis would have the best shot at beating him

Smiley

What was the whole deal with Davis tanking anyway?  Scandal, being upstaged by Gallagher, or a combination?
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Kevinstat
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« Reply #3 on: October 29, 2011, 12:07:58 AM »

Count 2

Higgins701,101(39.6%)+29,379730,480(41.2%)
Gallagher504,964(28.5%)+24,437529,401(29.9%)
McGuinness243,030(13.7%)
+9,581
252,611(14.3%)
Mitchell113,321
(6.4%)
+14,036
127,357
(7.2%)
Norris109,469
(6.2%)
+7,057
116,526
(6.6%)
Scallon
51,220
(2.9%)
-51,220
Davis
48,567
(2.7%)
-48,567
Non-transferable
0
(0.0%)
+15,387
15,387
(0.9%)

Norris eliminated

It's mathematically impossible for anyone other than Higgins or Gallagher to win now.  Will Mitchell and McGuinness both be officially excluded before Count 4?
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Kevinstat
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« Reply #4 on: October 29, 2011, 03:09:58 PM »

Are constituency results (or perhaps county or county equivilent results) available for earlier Presidential elections, and how far back if so?  I'd love to see such maps for 1966 or 1973.
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