Galway City East moves to fifth count
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Author: Dara Bradley
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From this week's Galway City Tribune
Irish Freedom Party candidate Susan Feeney has been eliminated on the fourth count in Galway City East.
The fourth count involved the re-distribution of Solidarity/People Before Profit Denman Rooke’s 91 votes. The biggest beneficiary was colleague Conor Burke of Solidarity/People Before Profit who took 44 votes or 48% – keeping him in the race for longer.
Nobody has yet reached the quota. So Feeney’s 120 votes will now be redistributed.
Returning Officer Gary McMahon said they would now simultaneously start counting in Galway City Central.
Galway City East
6 seats
Electorate: 18,110
Total poll: 8,102
Spoiled votes: 101
Total valid poll: 8,001
Quota: 1,144
Third count
Distribution of Lynch’s votes
*Cheevers, Alan (FF) (+7) 1,040
*McDonnell, Declan (Ind) (+5) 1,017
*O’Flaherty, Terry (Ind) (+4) 928
*Crowe, Michael (FF) (+0) 740
Forde , Shane (FG) (+0) 667
Burke, Aisling (SF) (+8) 636
Ogbu, Helen (Lab) (+8) 596
*Larkin, Noel (Ind Irl) (+4) 422
Tully, Michael (Ind) (+9) 365
Keogh, Aisling (FG) (+4) 338
Delaney Heaslip, J (SD) (+2) 311
Mathias, Joyce (GP) (+3) 295
Corcoráin, Cormac (Aontú) (+4) 158
Burke, Conor (Sol/PBP) (+4) 137
Gibbons, Jacinta (TIP) (+3) 133
Feeney, Susan (IFP) 113 (+1) 118
Rooke, Denman (Sol/PBP) (+1) 91
Non-transferable: 3
Fourth count
Distribution of Rooke’s votes
*Cheevers, Alan (FF) (+0) 1,040
*McDonnell, Declan (Ind) (+1) 1,018
*O’Flaherty, Terry (Ind) (+1) 929
*Crowe, Michael (FF) (+0) 740
Forde , Shane (FG) (+0) 667
Burke, Aisling (SF) (+9) 645
Ogbu, Helen (Lab) (+11) 607
*Larkin, Noel (Ind Irl) (+2) 424
Tully, Michael (Ind) (+2) 367
Keogh, Aisling (FG) (+2) 340
Delaney Heaslip, J (SD) (+13) 324
Mathias, Joyce (GP) (+3) 298
Burke, Conor (Sol/PBP) (+44) 181
Corcoráin, Cormac (Aontú) (+0) 158
Gibbons, Jacinta (TIP) (+0) 133
Feeney, Susan (IFP) (+2) 120 ELIM
Non transferable: 8
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