Irish voters most likely to take part in EU elections

Turnout in the euro-elections next month could be much higher than expected, a new European survey showed today – with voting interest greatest in Ireland and Malta.

Irish voters most likely to take part in EU elections

Turnout in the euro-elections next month could be much higher than expected, a new European survey showed today – with voting interest greatest in Ireland and Malta.

A TNS Opinion survey commissioned by the European Parliament puts the numbers definitely voting at 43% – compared with just 28% in the EU’s own “Eurobarometer” poll published earlier this year.

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