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PRESIDENT MICHAEL D Higgins yesterday confirmed that he would be seeking a second term of office in Áras an Úachtaráin.
A number of other contenders are scrambling to also get a nomination to stand against him.
Should this happen a campaign would be inevitable but there are suggestions that President Higgins may sit out active campaigning and allow voters to decide based on his record.
The last time a sitting president was challenged was in 1966 when President Éamon De Valera did not campaign but was reelected.
In today’s poll we’re asking: Should Michael D Higgins actively campaign if he wants to continue as President?
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