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Should the presidential nomination rules be changed – and, if so, how?

By Michael Gallagher The first of these questions seems to have acquired ‘Is the Pope a Catholic?’ status, with apparent unanimity that the existing nomination requirements are too exacting. To recap, a would-be presidential candidate must secure the nominations of either (a) 20 members of the Houses of the Oireachtas (TDs and Senators), or (b)…

September 5, 2011 in Constitution, The Presidency, Uncategorized.

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