Proposal would allow Irish emigrants to vote in Seanad elections

Up to 800,000 Irish people living abroad could be allowed to vote in Seanad elections under new reform proposals.

Proposal would allow Irish emigrants to vote in Seanad elections
Sun, 12 Apr, 2015 - 16:25

Up to 800,000 Irish people living abroad could be allowed to vote in Seanad elections under new reform proposals.

It is understood the idea is contained in the report of the working group on Seanad reform - due to be published tomorrow.

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