Ireland’s electoral system requires reform. When the leader of a political party that received less than 22% of the national vote in a general election can become PM through backroom deals, using political office as leverage to gain support. This practice is a form of corruption.

Paddy McKenna

@paddymacc1

Ireland’s electoral system requires reform. When the leader of a political party that received less than 22% of the national vote in a general election can become PM through backroom deals, using political office as leverage to gain support. This practice is a form of corruption.

3:12 PM · May 25, 2025

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