According to the Minister of Finance, the Government ought to serve out its whole term before calling for a general election the following year, reports Breaking News.
Amidst persistent conjecture on the possibility and timing of an early election, Michael McGrath expressed his preference to see voters turn out at this time next year.
An election might be scheduled as late as March 2025 if the coalition continues until February of the following year.
When meeting with multinational CEOs, Mr. McGrath stated that he thought it was “an important message” to demonstrate political stability.
The Finance Minister said: “My own view is that we should run the full term,” reports Breaking News.
However, Mr. McGrath asserted that the Taoiseach should decide whether to call for elections after consulting with the leaders of the coalition parties.
He said: “We could go to the polls next month, but I don’t think it would be the right thing to do,” reports Breaking News.
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