He holds 27% of the decided first preference votes
James Geoghegan is leading the polls with just over a week to go to the Dublin Bay South by-election.
According to an Ipsos-MRBI poll for the Irish Times the Fine Gael candidate holds 27 percent of the decided first preference votes.
James Geoghegan benefits from strong approval ratings for the Government in the constituency, and strong party support for Fine Gael in what is a traditional strongholdhttps://t.co/vVK4bh4Jsm
— The Irish Times (@IrishTimes) June 28, 2021
Labour’s Ivana Bacik polled at 22 percent, Sinn Fein's Lynn Boylan is at 13 percent.
While Claire Byrne from the Greens and Fianna Fáil’s Deirdre Conroy account for 11 and 10 percent respectively.
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