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I think you can call 35/90 "roughly half" without it being incorrect. That's 39% of the assembly, depending on the voting lines and non-voter opinion it could e

I think you can call 35/90 "roughly half" without it being incorrect. That's 39% of the assembly, depending on the voting lines and non-voter opinion it could easily be ~50% of the population.

jmkni 4y ago
Well only 60% of the population actually voted, so arguably ~50% of those who took the time to vote.
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- boomboomsubban 4y ago
  It's based on nothing concrete, but I'd assume those that don't believe Northern Ireland should exist would be more likely to not vote in the Northern Irish elections.
  - jmkni 4y ago
    Wouldn't they be more likely to vote for the pro-United Ireland party? If they don't vote, then they are content with how things are, no?
    - paddez 4y ago
      They'd be more likely to vote for a Nationalist party yes, but they'd also be more likely not to vote as that would acknowledge the legitimacy of British rule over Northern Ireland.
    - petemc_ 4y ago
      That, or they are avoiding debt collectors by not being on the electoral register.