The right-wing in Norway have thrown what looked not just like a certain win, but for a moment a massively large one at that. Absolute staggering incompetence.
Gust23
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Gust23
@Gust_2319
Hello! I occasionally like to tweet about politics.
Danmark
Joined November 2022
- Imagine having the most popular politician in your country, yet you insist that your main candidate for the upcoming election must be someone nobody wants to remain in power.
- Did a map of the 2024 European Parliament election by administrative division.
- You know that "proportional past the post" proposal someone came up with a while back, as an alternative UK electoral system? For a number of reasons it would be a really bad system, but just for fun, here is what the 2024 UK election would look like with it.
- For those who don't know, the level of detail with which it is possible to map Spanish elections is truly breathtaking. More than 36 thousand precincts of about 1000 voters each. And some so small that most websites won't even allow you to upload a large enough image to see them.
- The results of the Norwegian school election have just been published. This is a mock election held at Norwegian secondary schools, with voters being age ~16-19. I have mapped out the results, which show the right-wing parties doing much better than among the general electorate.
- The donation totals for German political parties are so ridiculous. Why would you give above €5 million to BSW? Or more than €1 million for a party that won't even clear the threshold?
- Norwegian Save the Children have organised their own children's election for students in 5th to 10th grade. The results are quite a bit different from the school election that occurred recently. Here's a map of the results of the election.
- Did maps of the 1953 to 2021 Norwegian parliamentary elections. - 1953
- How ChatGPT would vote at the 2024 European Parliament election in each member state (according to the test on euandi.eu)
- Greek politics summarized x.com/GreeceElects/s…
❗️Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras (2015-2019) and leader of SYRIZA (2008-2023) has resigned as MP of the party, 16 years after his first election. Lately it has been rumored that he is planning to establish his own party in 2026, right after the publication of his book that - Replying to @EuropeElectsCrazy, but given what we already know about the foreign interference it seems like the right decision.
- Replying to @LinkofSunshineTake a look at the 2023 Luxembourg general election page. Same user insists the misleading raw national vote totals should be displayed, even though this in my view is just straight up wrong. Their reasoning? Because otherwise people would keep correcting it.
