Varadkar: Hard for Government party to win by-election

The transcript discusses the outcomes of an election, highlighting historical context and the performance of candidates. It examines the dynamics of a specific constituency, Dublin Southeast, and its historical voting patterns. The speaker argues against the notion that only one party can win in this area, citing past election results and voter percentages. The discussion includes the potential for future success with new candidates and the importance of breaking certain voting thresholds to secure seats.

What was the vote percentage improvement mentioned by the speaker?

• From 15% to 20%

• From 10% to 18%

• From 18% to 26%

• From 20% to 30%

What does the speaker say about the possibility of only one party winning in the constituency?

• The speaker is unsure about this analysis.

• The speaker refutes this analysis.

• The speaker agrees with this analysis.

• It is a fact that only one party can win.

According to the speaker, how often did they break 30% in the past 30 years?

• Never

• Twice

• Three times

• Once

What is the speaker's plan for the next election?

• To change the party

• To run two candidates

• To not participate

• To run one candidate

What does the speaker express about future elections?

• Indifference towards the outcome

• Doubt about winning

• Desire to change constituencies

• Confidence in reclaiming the seat