Art O’Leary
Art O’Leary is the chief executive of An Coimisiún Toghcháin, the Electoral Commission in Ireland. He has played a significant role in overseeing the integrity of electoral processes in the country. Recently, he expressed deep concern regarding the accuracy of electoral registers, indicating that there could be between 200,000 and 500,000 names on these registers that should not be there. His leadership is pivotal as the commission pushes for audits and improvements in voter registration accuracy ahead of upcoming electoral events.
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Ireland:
Art O'Leary is the chief executive of the Electoral Commission who commented on voter turnout expectations.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary said he hoped it would be 'no less than the presidential election turnout the last time'.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary is the chief executive of the electoral commission since it was established in 2023.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary is the chief executive of the electoral commission since it was established in 2023.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary is the CEO of An Coimisiún Toghcháin and discusses details about ballot papers and voting.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary is the chief executive of the Electoral Commission, overseeing the election process.
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Ireland:
Electoral Commission chief executive Art O’Leary acknowledged that the number of incorrect entries was probably in the 'hundreds of thousands'.
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Ireland:
Art O’Leary, the chief executive of the Electoral Commission, expressed concerns about the accuracy of electoral registers.
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