Exit Polls?

Black Menorca

Do we know of any Exit Polling tonight once the polls close at 10pm?

munchkin_utd

Black Menorca wrote: »

Do we know of any Exit Polling tonight once the polls close at 10pm?

are they even bothering to count tonight ?

I have vague recollections of previous Referenda where there was no rush on them to start till the next day.

Black Menorca

munchkin_utd wrote: »

are they even bothering to count tonight ?

I have vague recollections of previous Referenda where there was no rush on them to start till the next day.

The count will start in the morning, but there might have been an exit poll.

spurious

An exit poll wouldn't be very reliable though - the tallies will give the first proper idea of how things are going - that and the turnout of course.

Fr Tod Umptious

In a general election there is usually an RTE Radio 1 exit poll released at 7am the next morning.
I am not sure whether there is one for referendum.

But if there was one there would still be a disparity between it and the No vote I believe, people will vote no but will still be reluctant to tell a stranger about it.

schemingbohemia

RTE stated they weren't carrying out an exit poll, don't think anyone is.

Sleepy

An Exit poll would be useless in this election, most No voters would be (rightly imo) too embarrassed to admit the way they've voted.

loveta

Sleepy wrote: »

An Exit poll would be useless in this election, most No voters would be (rightly imo) too embarrassed to admit the way they've voted.

Think you will find there will be alot of not embarrassed,"embarrassed" people through out the country lol

Sheldons Brain

Sleepy wrote: »

An Exit poll would be useless in this election, most No voters would be (rightly imo) too embarrassed to admit the way they've voted.

Couldn't they just count the people coming out of polling stations with a smug self satisfied appearance?

Westernyelp

Sheldons Brain wrote: »

Couldn't they just count the people coming out of polling stations with a smug self satisfied appearance?

They could have voted either way from what I can see

Hilly Bill

Any idea why both ballot papers had to go into the same box? wouldnt it be easier when counting to have 2 seperate boxes?

Howjoe1

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Any idea why both ballot papers had to go into the same box? wouldnt it be easier when counting to have 2 seperate boxes?

Extra hours paid work for the well paid civil servants who take a day's annual leave to get some easy extra money;)

Hilly Bill

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Any idea why both ballot papers had to go into the same box? wouldnt it be easier when counting to have 2 seperate boxes?

The voting papers are folded so the counter has to open and flatten each one so it doesn't make a difference. Just four piles yes and no for each referendum

LionelNashe

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Any idea why both ballot papers had to go into the same box? wouldnt it be easier when counting to have 2 seperate boxes?

? Wouldn't be a very secret ballet if there were two different boxes

Tar.Aldarion

Hilly Bill wrote: »

Any idea why both ballot papers had to go into the same box? wouldnt it be easier when counting to have 2 seperate boxes?

People would have gotten it wrong somehow.

Guy:Incognito

LionelNashe wrote: »

? Wouldn't be a very secret ballet if there were two different boxes

One for each topic being voted on, not one for yes and one for no

Ludo

LionelNashe wrote: »

? Wouldn't be a very secret ballet if there were two different boxes

Seriously?

FluffyAngel

Fine gael are doing an exit poll in the morning ..results from about 11am

twitter will give streaming from count centres roughlly 9,30 should give an idea the way boxes are

Zzippy

FluffyAngel wrote: »

Fine gael are doing an exit poll in the morning ..results from about 11am

twitter will give streaming from count centres roughlly 9,30 should give an idea the way boxes are

That's not an exit poll, that's a tally

L1011

FluffyAngel wrote: »

Fine gael are doing an exit poll in the morning ..results from about 11am

twitter will give streaming from count centres roughlly 9,30 should give an idea the way boxes are

That's a tally - and as always it's a single, cross party effort