Fine Gael is by far the most popular party in the nation, according to the first opinion poll of the general election campaign, reports Breaking News.
The positions of Sinn Féin, Fianna Fáil, and Fine Gael were all within four percentage points of one another.
Red C conducted a telephone and online survey of over 1,200 people for the Business Post, which reveals that the top is close, reports Breaking News.
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Before the election was announced, they conducted a study of the populace from November 1st to November 8th.
With 22% of the vote, Fine Gael remains the most popular party in the nation, according to the findings, reports Breaking News.
At 21%, Fianna Fáil lags slightly behind;
Sinn Féin’s support increases by one point to 18 percent.
15% of individuals are in favour of independents;
Social Democrats increased by 1 to 6%;
Aontú between 2 and 5 percent;
The Green Party is up 1% to 4%.
The Labour Party is down 1% to 3%.
Independent Ireland has seen a 2–3% decline.
People Before Profit/Solidarity has decreased by 1 to 3%, reports Breaking News.
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