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NI’s two blocs have one problem: their lack of delivery in government is starting to bite with the voters
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NI’s two blocs have one problem: their lack of delivery in government is starting to bite with the voters
The lazy way to read a Northern Ireland poll is to check Sinn Féin’s number, then the DUP’s, and file another entry under “unionism in decline.” The latest LucidTalk survey for the Belfast Telegraph reads very differently if you switch gaze from the individual parties and total them up into blocs. The three main unionist parties together take 43% — UUP 16, DUP 15, TUV 12 — while the nationalist parties reach around 38, with Sinn Féin on 22, the…
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