45% of people in Northern Ireland are “other”

Graham Scobie produced the results of a survey. actual survey: http://t.co/3hNEwGD5wY Youth survey also worth a look: http://t.co/5yXdqbyOQD 45% of people in Northern Ireland do not identify as ‘unionist’ or ‘nationalist’. And of those who do, I wonder how many are ‘staunch’ in their position when presented with an option not rooted in fear, uncertainty … Continue reading “45% of people in Northern Ireland are “other””

Graham Scobie produced the results of a survey.

actual survey: http://t.co/3hNEwGD5wY Youth survey also worth a look: http://t.co/5yXdqbyOQD

45% of people in Northern Ireland do not identify as ‘unionist’ or ‘nationalist’. And of those who do, I wonder how many are ‘staunch’ in their position when presented with an option not rooted in fear, uncertainty and doubt.

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  2. The data there suggests that nearly half of Unionists are not strong unionists which, to the right party could bring the 45% up to 61%. And I’m going to assume that the nationalist vote is not filled with outright rebels.

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