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Second Lisbon vote would face increased rejection: Poll
27/07/2008 - 10:12:20

Ireland would reject the Lisbon Treaty by an even larger margin if faced with a second referendum.Ireland would reject the Lisbon Treaty by an even larger margin if faced with a second referendum.

That is the main finding of a new poll.

The Red C survey shows that 17% of those who voted for the treaty would change their vote in a second poll.

The survey also found that over 70% are against another referendum, with just under a quarter in favour.

The poll was commissioned by independent think-tank "Open Europe".


           
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