New poll shows surge in popularity for Fine Gael

Support for Fine Gael is up to its highest level since the last General Election, according to a new poll.

New poll shows surge in popularity for Fine Gael

Support for Fine Gael is up to its highest level since the last General Election, according to a new poll.

The Sunday Business Post/Red C poll shows Leo Varadkar’s party up five percentage points to 32% support - their highest result in a Red C poll since December 2015.

Support for every other party either stayed static or lost ground.

Fianna Fáil remain on 26%, with Sinn Féin dropping one percentage point to 15%.

Some 9% of respondents said that intend to Independent (down 1%), while Labour and the Green Party remain unchanged on 6% and 4% respectively.

The Independent Alliance are down one point to 3% - the same mark as Solidarity/People Before Profit.

The Social Democrats are down 1 point to 2%, while Renua are now on 0%, down from 1%.

The telephone survey of 1,004 people was carried out over seven days between January 18-27.

- Digital desk

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