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1960 COR Local Council Race · 25 seats
General ElectionGeneral Election — Live Projection
Seats projected by demographic reach and regional support each turn.
Live Vote Tally24.0k votes cast · 3 turns
| Candidate | Votes | Share |
|---|---|---|
 Cathal DoyleNPP Fianna Fáil | 5.6k | 23.4% |
 Ruairi QuinnNPP Fianna Fáil | 5.3k | 22.1% |
 Labour | 4.0k | 16.8% |
 Maeve MooneyNPP Labour | 3.9k | 16.1% |
 Enda DalyNPP Fine Gael | 2.8k | 11.6% |
 Eoin MurphyNPP Fine Gael | 2.4k | 10.1% |
Persuasion Drivers
CORWhy COR voters lean toward Cathal Doyle over Enda Daly. Each driver is signed: + = lift, − = drag. Drivers are relative within this list and only move the persuadable slice of each party's vote, so their real effect is small. Coattail rows are direct share tilts in %. A raw vote lead does not equal the sum of these bars.
Persuasion drivers (pts of the persuadable slice)
Candidate Support0.0 pts
Policy alignment+0.8 pts
Money0.0 pts
Incumbency+0.0 pts
Ceiling this cycle: at most 20.0% of Enda Daly's vote can be persuaded across to Cathal Doyle, and 20.0% of Cathal Doyle's vote can be persuaded away. Registration lean sets the starting split and how hard a party is to move, not the final share. These drivers add up to 0.8 pts of that movable slice.
Coattail tilts (direct % of vote share)
Gubernatorial Coattails+1.4%
Election Trends
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Cathal DoyleRuairi QuinnEoin SullivanMaeve MooneyEnda DalyEoin Murphy