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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%7 v
Social Democrats100%7 v
Fianna Fáil100%7 v
Fine Gael100%7 v
Labour Party100%7 v
Independent Ireland100%7 v
Aontú100%7 v
People Before Profit-Solidarity100%7 v
Green Party100%3 v
Independent33%7 v

Party agreement

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

Sinn FéinSocial DemocratsFianna FáilFine GaelLabour PartyIndependent IrelandAontúPeople Before Profit-SolidarityGreen PartyIndependent
Sinn Féin1007100571001001001000
Social Democrats7110029298671717110029
Fianna Fáil029100100430000100
Fine Gael029100100430000100
Labour Party578643431005757576743
Independent Ireland1007100571001001001000
Aontú1007100571001001001000
People Before Profit-Solidarity1007100571001001001000
Green Party10010000671001001001000
Independent029100100430000100

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).