March 8th - What’s your vote? **Mod Note In Post #677**

No No 4/9 ... Yes Yes 3/1.. Family referendum No 4/11 Yes 15/8... Care referendum No 2/7 Yes 9/4.

Prices still up online...

[X] No to Article 41.1.1 - Amending a constitution with vague language is ridiculous.

[X] No to Article 41.3.1 - Not that I disagree but this to me is a non-issue.

Constitutional changes should be important like the campaign to repeal the eighth amendment. It's a distraction and shows how all of our political parties are completely out of touch. I was disengaged but could not let this slip and I hope both get rejected.

Well, I've kept to my word and went straight to vote after work and voted no on both accounts. I think it's too vague and when i hear people like Micheál Martin who said "We never got a bailout" and Leo Varadkar speaking in general, is a turn off. At the end of the day these are tokenistic votes, Why weren't we given votes on water ownership etc?

I think it's just for the current parties to point and look at their achievements. Kinda like the same-sex marriage, All for it when the tide blows and then claim the victory. Women have the right to make up their own minds on what they choose, and i feel there's a bit "Neo-liberalism" going on here as well. I voted yes for same-sex marriage but i'm getting some vibes and doubts from this and seeing as they couldn't explain proper, I voted no to both accounts

When are results expected?

I'd dearly love to see the statistics prove you incorrect. There are many, many more threads on boards populated by more women than men and to suggest that Conservative men are all that posts on the subject is just lazy. This is a general two-barrels backlash at a government that has taken this country down a very dangerous path while ignoring the mandates of the logical, educated, experienced and pragmatic demographic. Outside the airy-fairy bubble, many millions of people in this country are barely surviving day to day. Keeping jobs, getting kids through college, home energy costs, waiting months for health appointments etc are way, way up the list of priorities. And then there's Eamon Ryan.

This is the beginning of the end for this government. Next will be the Local elections.

I live in a household of 4 women, ( partner and 3 young adult kids) and all voted No.

Well over half the voting age population are currently married, and certainly in a referendum like this with low turnout that %age will trend even higher.

Wouldn't fault them on that. They had a busy day and still found the time to do their duty at the last minute.

You must be so proud! Imagine a 22 year old going out to vote!

I can almost see the MAGA cap, the grey beard and the pot belly!