But it would have to change fast to trigger a rate rise before polling day.
The two candidates have agreed on an audit of results from about 7,000 polling sites that triggered fraud concerns, including places with unusual ratios of male and female voters, and ones where almost all the ballots provided were used.
Kenny's notion of there being an opportunity to reunite Ireland was based on a provision in the 1998 Belfast Agreement that allows the secretary of state (now James Brokenshire) to trigger a poll within Northern Ireland.
There will not be a byelection for her Westminster seat because a general election is likely to be held before a formal writ can be moved to trigger a poll.
I blame a variation on dice randomness, except we took our directions by polling strangers in conversation, setting certain words as triggers.
The Liberal Democrats lost 48 of their 56 seats in May's general election, a result that triggered the resignation of the party's leader, Nick Clegg, the morning after polling day.
If Turnbull pulls the trigger straight after the budget, he could opt for an unusually long election campaign with polling day deferred to July prevent the Senate and House of Representatives terms from getting out of alignment.
The immediate trigger for this was "Cleggmania" and the belief that Labour was poised to do very badly (and the Liberal Democrats very well) on polling day.
For polling, we first consider identity polling.
(b) Distribution of polling points.
