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Twitter reacts to David Cullinane's landslide Waterford vote. Photo credit: Tir Na Nog Photos
With a first count expected mid-afternoon, Twitter has reacted to Waterford Sinn Féin candidate David Cullinane's voting surge this Sunday.
Everyone expected a strong performance from David Cullinane in #Waterford but I’m not sure many would have expected him to get 38% of the first preference votes and what could be almost double the likely quota #GE2020 pic.twitter.com/9vx3MND94G
— Jennifer O'Connell (@jenoconnell) February 9, 2020
SF David Cullinane saying on RTE that SF want to go into government, and leaving FF & FG directors argue why they won't go in with SF. A very clever play by Cullinane, as I suggest SF would love a second, immediate election. Letting FF & FG slug it out is wise #GE2020
— RKKX (@rkkx) February 9, 2020
@davidcullinane Excellent speaker. To say his mandate is populist is outrageous. To say this is a protest vote is also a joke. People voted for a more just society. People voted for strong candidates who can and will deliver. Congrats David on your achievement and the party too
— aisling (@aislingsmash) February 9, 2020
David Cullinane on RTÉ reading FF and FG the riot act about having to become a coalition in this new political landscape. #GE2020
— Kylie Jarrett (@kylzjarrett) February 9, 2020
Great input from @davidcullinane on @rte just now. Both FF and FG saying they still won't do business with SF. Presume this will change over the coming days #GE2020 #playinghardtoget
— Valerie Duffy (@DuffyValerie) February 9, 2020
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