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Exit poll: The post referendum thread. No electioneering.

Ozymandius2011

This is for people who have already voted in the referendum. How did you vote? I voted yes.

Mod: This thread is little more than a survey about how you voted. Please don't the ins and outs of abortion.

Mod: This is not a reiteration of the previous 8th threads. If you were threadbanned from those, you are not threadbanned here.

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superman28

Fair enough... I except that.. check the register,, learned the hard way..

LeinsterDub

superman28 wrote: »

Amazingly I can't vote.. I was deleted from the Fingal Register. (their words) just found out yesterday.

Apparently, my parents filled out a form stating that its just the 2 of them living at their address (true) last year. So my name was taken off the Fingal register,, I was not notified of this... , Only when my voting card didn't arrive at my parents house did I check,, quickly tried to sort it out,, but was too late as cards arrived after cut off point of May 8th... lady said in Fingal Co Co there are loads of similar cases.. as you can imagine f**king fuming..

So you're complaining the register is being kept up to date ? :rolleyes:

LirW

theyoungchap wrote: »

So what you want is a "I spoiled my vote" option?

I'm not an Irish citizen, there are people who live abroad and can't travel yet are very interested in the outcome, get a grip.

whisky_galore

theyoungchap wrote: »

Was a referendum ever so "done to death" by both sides and the media. I can't really remember the divorce referendum.

Am I alone in saying "thankfully polling day has arrived" and can't wait till next week when it is all over?

It was back in the days before social media, branded jumpers and accessories. People can't even go to the jacks now without sharing the fact.

theyoungchap

LirW wrote: »

I'm not an Irish citizen, there are people who live abroad and can't travel yet are very interested in the outcome, get a grip.

Fair enough, now turn on your tongue-in-cheek detection system

McMurphy

Ubbquittious wrote: »

I don't know where my polling card is gone

and I don't care either

I voted this morning without one, not required, just bring id.

I don't get the point in gloating about not using your vote though.

Tom Mann Centuria

LirW wrote: »

I'm not an Irish citizen, there are people who live abroad and can't travel yet are very interested in the outcome, get a grip.

There is a view poll button, you didn't have to vote.

_Dara_

Your Face wrote: »

Like someone who voted 'No' is going to risk saying so here.

Well, the poll is anonymous.

The Hound Gone Wild

Ubbquittious wrote: »

I don't know where my polling card is gone

and I don't care either

People have been hung, shot and worse to have an opportunity to vote. Don't píss it away, whatever way you're voting.

theyoungchap

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

I voted this morning without one, not required, just bring id.

I don't get the point in gloating about not using your vote though.

Not voting is something to be embarrassed about, not gloated about. Plenty of people in the world would love to have a free vote on anything.

Regardless of your view on the matter, yay or nay, get out and vote.

LirW

Tom Mann Centuria wrote: »

There is a view poll button, you didn't have to vote.

It's too early for me, jeez, how embarrassing.

AnneFrank

No, and thank god its over

ct5amr2ig1nfhp

Plenty of groups out campaigning this morning. Is there not supposed to be a moratorium since 2pm yesterday?

_Dara_

Cesar Better Memoir wrote: »

Plenty of groups out campaigning this morning. Is there not supposed to be a moratorium since 2pm yesterday?

Media only.

juanjo

Gannicus wrote: »

That's exactly whats happening the liberal extreme left has a tendancy to shout down and dehumanize anyone that doesn't agree with them as a Nazi or Trump or some other b****x.

Was walking down henry street last week and some yungwan on a loudspeaker had been screaming 14,000 women had been prosecuted for having abortions abroad in the last year, and her harem of beats cackling around her.

Also there was a flag of kekistan, linked to the american alt right and neo nazi groups set up on a campaigning group stand (in O'connell st.), they weren't supportig the women you mention let's say. So maybe not all are nazis, but definitely there are some close enough.

itsthehumidity

Big fat 100% yes

razorblunt

I, unfortunately lost my vote as I've been in the UK too long. I voted based on my sister's preference who came home from continental Europe to cast her vote.

Your Face

JCX BXC wrote: »

If a comment like mine stops some from commenting, then I doubt they'd comment on any issues!

When one makes their views public, they are open to criticism. That's not limited to here!

Give it a rest.
Get in a scrap in the other thread.

ultrawoman

....... wrote: »

My polling station was busy at 7am this morning, full of Yes voters.

I had to queue to vote and I voted yes.

I didnt mind a bit of a wait, sure havent I been waiting 35 years already?[/QUOTE]

Brilliant!

podgemonster

Cesar Better Memoir wrote: »

Plenty of groups out campaigning this morning. Is there not supposed to be a moratorium since 2pm yesterday?

Moratorium on TV & Radio from yesterday.

I think you can campaign/canvass today but not within a set distance (is it 50m?) from a polling station?

Saw a few Yes people on the bridges around Cork on my way into work but none on my drive to the polling station which was in the back arse of nowhere.

I voted Yes.

Hitman3000

I had no vote in '83, waited 35 years. Yes from me.

theyoungchap

....... wrote: »

This post has been deleted.

Longest pregnancy ever........

murpho999

Big yes from me.

I wonder will we see the usual rural /urban divide on this.

Wonder what Donegal will vote.

kanadams123

Your Face wrote: »

Like someone who voted 'No' is going to risk saying so here.

I voted NO

elefant

murpho999 wrote: »

Big yes from me.

I wonder will we see the usual rural /urban divide on this.

Wonder what Donegal will vote.

Let's see if Roscommon/South Leitrim can pull off an unlikely double.

ted1

....... wrote: »

This post has been deleted.

How do you know that they were yes voters ?

theyoungchap

Your Face wrote: »

Like someone who voted 'No' is going to risk saying so here.

What anybody says here doesn't matter.....what they say or do in the polling booth is all that matters.

Your Face

kanadams123 wrote: »

I voted NO

My whole paradigm has shifted.

padd b1975

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

I voted this morning without one, not required, just bring id.

I don't get the point in gloating about not using your vote though.

The right to abstain is just as important as the right to vote.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Yes