Irish Labour party believe they can do well at election

The transcript discusses a political leader's vision for a strong progressive presence in every constituency, emphasizing the importance of voting for Labour candidates and transferring votes to other progressive parties. The leader highlights the role of Labor in shaping economic and social agendas, acknowledging past achievements and setting realistic future goals. The focus is on building alliances and ensuring a countervailing left presence in government.

What is the main goal of the speaker in making a strong contest in every constituency?

• To support only Labour candidates

• To build an equal society through progressive alternatives

• To offer a conservative alternative

• To discourage voter participation

What does the speaker hope to achieve by encouraging the transfer of votes among progressive candidates?

• A critical mass of progressive forces in the next government

• A decrease in voter turnout

• A stronger conservative presence

• A reduction in political diversity

How does the speaker view the role of the Labour Party in shaping the country's agenda?

• As irrelevant to the political landscape

• As a hindrance to progress

• As a major contributor to economic and social change

• As insignificant and unnoticed

What is the speaker's realistic expectation for the number of Labour TDs in the next election?

• A significant cohort of Labour TDs

• 31 TDs

• Only a few Labour TDs

• No Labour TDs

What sentiment does the speaker express about the Labour Party's past efforts?

• Regret for not achieving more

• Indifference to past achievements

• Pride in the progress made

• Disappointment in the party's direction