Friday, June 13, 2008

Irlanda: começou a contagem dos votos


Counting of votes in the Lisbon Treaty referendum began at 9am today, and early tallies show the vote leaning toward the No side.

In Dublin South-West, there is a report 60%-40% split in favour of the No side, and this 60-40 tally is repeated in Dublin North-West, Dublin Central, and Dublin North-East.

In Dublin South-East, early tallies indicate a 70%-30% split in favour of the No vote. Elsewhere in the country, tallies from Limerick West indicated a 59-41 No vote.

In Mayo, the vote appears to be 60-40 per cent in favour of the No camp with the majority of boxes counted. There was a 52 per cent turnout. Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny and the party’s MEP Jim Higgins are conceding that the No campaign have won in Mayo.

Tipperary South tallies show 50.3% Yes and 49.7% No vote, while Tipperary North tallies indicate a 50-50 split.

3 comments:

xatoo said...

REJEITADO O TRATADO EUROPEU !!!

A Chata said...

Será que foi mesmo o tratado que foi rejeitado ou foi apenas uma demonstração de descontentamento social?

Anonymous said...

Será que quando o Sim ganha, o tratado é mesmo aprovado ou é apenas uma demonstração de satisfação com o poder do momento?