Karte der Wahlkreise Irlands mit Angabe des Prozentsatzes "Ja" Stimmen aus der Tagesabstimmung am "Gesetzentwurf 2026 zum Gesundheitswesen (Abschaffung der Drei-Tage-Warteregel) (Änderung)." findet am 18. Juni 2026 statt.
Fehlstimmen werden in die Berechnung des Prozentsatzes einbezogen, Beispiel: Helen McEntee und Thomas Byrne waren beide in Meath East abwesend, was bedeutet, dass Darren O’Rourkes Ja-Stimme durch Gillian Tooles Nein-Stimme ausgeglichen wurde, was einem Ergebnis von 50 % entspricht.
Hinweis: TDs von Regierungsparteien hatten bei dieser Abstimmung freie Stimme.
Bild Originalinhalt. Mit Python erstelltes Diagramm: Matplotlib & Geopandas
https://i.redd.it/to2tsxeip78h1.png
Von Intrepid-Kale1936
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That’s… eye opening and completely unsurprising at the same time.
Looks like an American election graph 🤔
I expected Clare to do better.
The enlightened east coast carrying the country as usual.
I’m very pleasently surprised by Donegal tbh.
ETA: I mean surprised it’s not entirely red. Didn’t realise SF had imposed the whip.
What’s the 3 day rule?
Kerry here.
Sorry.
Cork NW not beating the allegations…
I’m not supprised at the results map at all
It’s basically places you’d expect to be more progressive on the East, and Cork City / West Cork showing up.
I would suspect that attitudes in Galway and Limerick Cities etc and a lot of western urban areas just are drowned out by being included in large rural blocs in the way that map is working.
And the midlands are typically more rural and conservative. Donegal’s surprisingly less conservative than I was expecting.
Super graphic OP. **Wild** to see such a mixed view south of the Liffey.
They’re putting fluoride in the seawater to make all the coastal populations woke.
/s
whats the 3 day wait rule? sorry im just confused 😓
This is largetly a FF/FG/Ind map
SF doing a lot of heavy lifting outside of Dublin. Wonder what it would have looked like if they had a free vote. And West Cork is funny… there is no way that is representative of the population, but it looks very progressive on that map haha
This a meaningless and misleading representation of a free parliamentary vote by a handful of people. It wasn’t a referendum.
It shows how even the most liberal or conservative areas can have surprises. For instance Cormac Devlin in Dun Laoghaire.
Finally a reason to like Louth (I live here, it kinda sucks (most of the time))
I know I can find this out myself and probably will look later – but what was the percentage of men vs women that voted yes?
It could just be me but I find this an incredibly difficult visualisation to read. Are the colours too similar or am I just wildly colour blind?
https://preview.redd.it/rsgeekd0188h1.jpeg?width=671&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0cbb7dd6ca56746882b2ea5db3020896392ce35c
Here’s a breakdown of the full votes on both sides.
https://go.oireachtas-explorer.ie/s/3f9ed2c97f
Why is everyone treating this like a referendum on abortion?
This was a free vote by a few hundred individuals
The vote was not legalising, nor outlawing abortion. It was about the three day wait which you could be ~~fully~~ pro choice and want to retain.
The hyperbole in the comments is insane
5/5 for Louth 😀
Helps that both our FG and FF reps are women, I’d presume.
Very annoyed that the TD who got my No.1 didn’t turn up to vote. Rose Conway Walsh (Mayo TD) still hasn’t given a statement and she also did vote on the SocDems proposed legislation.
[https://www.midwestradio.ie/news/mayo-tds-issue-statements-on-abortion-vote/](https://www.midwestradio.ie/news/mayo-tds-issue-statements-on-abortion-vote/)
Is this your graphic OP? V Interesting thanks
But land doesn’t vote, people do. The population in those dark green areas far outweighs the dark red ones.
Up the Dubs!
Couple of things I’ve been mulling over. Those TDs voting in favour want the three-day wait removed: fairly straightforward reasoning there.
Those against have voted that way possibly on a number of different bases. A lot of the Govt TDs have cited that an abolition of the three-day wait is a departure from what was pitched in 2018 for the referendum and therefore not something that they felt they could support (having perhaps advocated for that three-day wait in pitching the referendum or to placate undecided voters). A neat way to deflect from their personal views, certainly, but it’s what they’ve put on record.
There are likely those who believe the three-day wait is valuable and has merit. The last category I can think of would be those who oppose any liberalising of the regime.
I’m very glad that they’ve voted to progress the Bill for further scrutiny. I don’t think the voting results necessarily reflect a definitive, socially liberal v conservative gap, but it’s interesting to mull over what it says about the govt parties‘ positions and how TDs perhaps perceive rural v urban constituents.
If all these No voters truly were pro-life and gave a shit about kids we wouldn’t have over 5,500 homeless children in the country.
If you care about this topic – please contact your TD and let them know. The more people that contact them, the better they will be able to represent us.
This is useful to find out your TD
https://www.contactyourtd.ie/