Topic gaps

Topics on which a party published few or no releases: Aontú · last 12 months.

What a gap means

A gap means that no qualifying release was detected on the party’s monitored official website(s) in the period. It does not mean the party has never addressed the subject: parties also speak in the Assembly, in the media, on social media and in manifestos, none of which is covered here. A zero is only shown as a gap when at least 90% of months in the period were completely checked for that party and it published at least ten releases; otherwise the cell is marked “coverage insufficient”.

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Findings

No zero-coverage topics to report for parties with sufficient coverage in this period.

Every party and topic

Each cell shows the number of releases covering the topic and the share of the party’s releases. Gap: none found with sufficient coverage. Low: under a third of the all-party share.

Releases covering each topic, by party (count and share of the party’s releases)
TopicAontú
3 releases · 8% months checked
All parties
Healthcoverage insufficient0%
Education1 · 33%33%
Housing1 · 33%33%
Economy and employment1 · 33%33%
Public finance and taxationcoverage insufficient0%
Justice and policingcoverage insufficient0%
Environment and climate1 · 33%33%
Agriculture and rural affairscoverage insufficient0%
Infrastructure and transport1 · 33%33%
Social security and welfare1 · 33%33%
Disability and equalitycoverage insufficient0%
Community relations and legacycoverage insufficient0%
Constitutional affairscoverage insufficient0%
Immigrationcoverage insufficient0%
Local government1 · 33%33%
International affairscoverage insufficient0%