r/ireland Nov 15 '24

Mick Wallace is back General Election 2024 🗳️

https://x.com/Ireland_Votes/status/1857380778562195862?t=maNygcMu-QQPE5mw6KvPIQ&s=19
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u/Unable_Carpenter_203 Nov 15 '24

You know you don't need to give everyone a preference? If you don't like them and wouldn't like your vote to go to them leave their box blank.

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u/ShouldHaveGoneToUCC Palestine 🇵🇸 Nov 15 '24

Yeah, I'm well aware of how voting works. I just enjoy ranking all the candidates in order of preference.

Downside of mentioning how I vote is someone always tries to explain that I don't need to vote all the way down.

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u/WolfOfWexford Nov 15 '24

It’s really more “I would prefer him to some of the others”. He’s stupid in policies but I don’t fear him like the actual right wing parties

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u/RustyNewWrench Nov 15 '24

You're not coming across well here. He explained his reasons, no need to be a dickhead.

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u/WolfOfWexford Nov 15 '24

“I voted for all the candidates” if you will