CLEAN : Austerity weary voters punish coalition in Irish election

The video discusses recent election trends, highlighting the potential coalition between two major parties and the rise of anti-establishment movements. It examines the estimated seat counts needed to form a government and the challenges faced by traditional parties. The analysis draws parallels with political shifts in other European countries and speculates on the future political landscape.

What is the minimum number of seats required to form a government according to the early election trends?

• 90 seats

• 79 seats

• 75 seats

• 85 seats

Which two parties are mentioned as potentially forming a coalition government?

• GDS and Michael Ring

• Independents and Others

• Labor and Shin Fane

• Finnegan and Fina

What is a significant concern for Fina in forming a coalition with Finnegan?

• Forming a majority

• Gaining too much power

• Losing seats

• Being the junior partner

Which countries are mentioned as having similar political shifts towards anti-establishment parties?

• Norway and Sweden

• Denmark and Finland

• Greece and Italy

• France and Germany

What is the general perception of the government's election campaign performance?

• Very successful

• Moderately successful

• Very poor

• Unchanged