[susie q]

Does anyone have any idea of how the votings going in Northern Ireland? It would be nice to see if their getting behind Christopher (or even Ashleigh).
Christopher is the one who seems to have got the most out of his time in the house.

[jet]

I don't think a N. Ireland vote will make much difference to the outcome. They have a tiny population of 1.6 million compared to the UK of around 64 million - and Ashleigh and Christopher will split votes too...

[jessicadanielle]

When Ash goes on About Ashleigh and Christopher getting the Irish vote, he seems to be really overestimating how many people live there, how many are likely to vote, and how they're splitting between two Irish hms

(Not sure if Ashleigh and Christopher are Irish or Northern Irish?)

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by jessicadanielle

When Ash goes on About Ashleigh and Christopher getting the Irish vote, he seems to be really overestimating how many people live there, how many are likely to vote, and how they're splitting between two Irish hms

(Not sure if Ashleigh and Christopher are Irish or Northern Irish?)

They're both Northern Irish.

Maybe Ash thinks that we can vote in the South as well?

[jessicadanielle]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

They're both Northern Irish.

Maybe Ash thinks that we can vote in the South as well?

Thanks

Yeah I think he must have the idea that Ireland can vote too, would make more sense

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by jet

I don't think a N. Ireland vote will make much difference to the outcome. They have a tiny population of 1.6 million compared to the UK of around 64 million - and Ashleigh and Christopher will split votes too...

I don't think it makes much difference. Depends on the viewership. About 1 million of those 64 mill view the show regularly, even less will actually vote.

What are the viewing figures in Northern Ireland?