Ireland

Dáil Éireann

Party discipline — Dáil Éireann

Which parties hold together, and which vote together — over the last 50 genuine roll-call votes. Cohesion is the Rice index (how unanimous a party is); agreement is how often two parties' majorities matched.

Party cohesion

How unanimously each party votes (1 = everyone together).

Sinn Féin100%50 v

Fianna Fáil100%50 v

Fine Gael100%50 v

Social Democrats100%50 v

Labour Party100%50 v

Aontú100%50 v

People Before Profit-Solidarity100%49 v

Green Party100%45 v

100% RDR100%33 v

Independent Ireland96%47 v

Independent29%50 v

Party agreement

How often two parties' for/against majorities matched. Darker = more aligned.

	Sinn Féin	Fianna Fáil	Fine Gael	Social Democrats	Labour Party	Aontú	People Before Profit-Solidarity	Green Party	100% RDR	Independent Ireland	Independent
Sinn Féin	100	4	4	84	84	92	94	82	97	96	10
Fianna Fáil	4	100	100	12	12	12	2	13	0	7	94
Fine Gael	4	100	100	12	12	12	2	13	0	7	94
Social Democrats	84	12	12	100	96	76	90	96	85	82	18
Labour Party	84	12	12	96	100	76	90	91	85	82	18
Aontú	92	12	12	76	76	100	86	73	85	96	18
People Before Profit-Solidarity	94	2	2	90	90	86	100	89	100	93	8
Green Party	82	13	13	96	91	73	89	100	84	80	20
100% RDR	97	0	0	85	85	85	100	84	100	91	9
Independent Ireland	96	7	7	82	82	96	93	80	91	100	14
Independent	10	94	94	18	18	18	8	20	9	14	100

Cohesion uses the Rice index |for − against| / (for + against), averaged over votes where the party cast for/against ballots. Agreement counts only votes where both parties had a clear majority. Independents (no party) and votes recorded only at party level are excluded. Source: api.oireachtas.ie (open data).