An Coimisiún Toghcháin, The Electoral Commission

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2025 was a hugely busy year for An Coimisiún Toghcháin, The Electoral Commission

Check out the 2025 Annual Report of our activities around the presidential election, research, public engagement, education, oversight of the electoral registers & more   electoralcommission.ie/publications/

2025 was a hugely busy year for An Coimisiún Toghcháin @ElecCommIRL Check out the 2025 Annual Report of our activities around the presidential election, research, public engagement, education, oversight of the electoral registers & more electoralcommission.ie/app/uploads/20…

An Coimisiún Toghcháin Annual Report 2025 Published electoralcommission.ie/latest-news-an…

Ireland’s electoral commission is recommending stricter enforcement and clearer rules on election posters, including size limits and recycling.

📲 electoralcommission.ie/publications

An Coimisiún Toghcháin has today published 3 reports on the use of election posters 📖An Coimisiún's recommendations on Election Postering 📖DCU Research Paper: Election posters in Ireland: Practices, attitudes & impacts 📖Summary of the Submissions to the Public Consultation

An Coimisiún Toghcháin, Ireland’s independent electoral commission has today published its recommendations on the use of posters during Ireland’s elections and referendum campaigns. electoralcommission.ie/app/uploads/20…

Continuing Use of Election Posters in Ireland Requires a More Stringent Enforcement Regime electoralcommission.ie/latest-news-an…

The Registrar of Political Parties has today given notice of his intention to cancel the registration of the Irish Freedom Party, under Section 50(6) of the Electoral Reform Act (2022) and so remove the party from the Register of Political Parties. electoralcommission.ie/media-release/…

114 years ago today our windows got smashed 🪟   There’s a powerful story behind this🗳️   👇

@KeithMillsD7 @Decland31447995 But joking aside we welcome all thoughts on how to educate and inform 🙏

@KeithMillsD7 @Decland31447995 Fair enough Keith and we could go into the deep detail and make it a 15 part mini-series “PR-STV uncovered”

#dubc This is not true. Non-transferrable can mean they transferred to someone already eliminated (e.g. Steenson).

@KeithMillsD7 @Decland31447995 Here’s some info

@Decland31447995 Maybe a series of explainer videos from @ElecCommIRL might help.

@ElaineCobbe Hi Elaine, we are following Irish electoral legislation which sets out that bye-elections in Ireland are …well…. bye-elections!

"Bye" election?! Seriously? From the people who run them! 🙄 Is @ElecCommIRL declaring an end to democracy? Or just good spelling?

The @eleccommirl team are at count centres in Dublin Central and Galway West today following the count for the bye-elections 🗳️