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Published 16:37 27 Apr 2015 BST

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The research, carried out with the co-operation of readers from all four websites, showed that 89 per cent of Her.ie readers intend to vote in favour of the proposed amendment to the constitution. The amendment would see a new section added, which reads: “Marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two persons without distinction as to their sex.”
Less than 2 per cent of readers said they planned to vote No in the referendum, while 7 per cent are still undecided.
The finding from Her.ie readers is broadly in line with our sister sites, with 85 per cent of JOE.ie readers also planning to vote Yes.
The referendum takes place on May 22nd and Irish voters on both sites of the debate are being strongly urged to check the electoral register and ensure they are in a position to vote on the day.
Our research found that 12 per cent of readers were not yet registered to vote.
Visit www.checktheregister.ie and encourage friends and family to do the same.
*A Slice of Ireland was the most all-encompassing research of its kind since the last census. Further data gleaned from the survey will be published over the coming days on Her.ie.Life
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