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One sorta-caveat I have is: don't EU elections have more of a tendency to be a place to electorally "vent"?  Which is why patterns there (including, back in the day, when the UK was part of it all) tend to be more "un-mainstream" than on a national parliamentary level.

Which is why I'm guarded about *how* much reach RN might have here.

1. Albania
2. Greece

But why only ask about one-half of the island?
And wondering why ask this question? Nothing wrong with your question, but just curious as to what made you ask the question about Cyprus.

An incredibly complicated and dynamic man, and in many ways the creator of the modern American Presidency.

I would give him a FF vote because I think the positives of his policies outweigh the (very real) negatives of his policies.

He will vote for trump.
He will tell us a different story, but that is what he will do.
By the votes in this poll, we all know the truth.

He claims to vote by mail in the past. He gathers with his family, and they all vote together at the dining room table. His mom and dad will make sure he votes for trump on his ballot. He has no choice in the matter.

Just making sh**t up at this point lol

Pritzker, and it's not close.

He will vote for trump.
He will tell us a different story, but that is what he will do.
By the votes in this poll, we all know the truth.

He claims to vote by mail in the past. He gathers with his family, and they all vote together at the dining room table. His mom and dad will make sure he votes for trump on his ballot. He has no choice in the matter.

I was misinformed. That's what I get for getting my news on Twitter, where lies fly with impunity. I apologize for the mistake.

Ability and willingness to admit a mistake is an all-too-rare but highly positive character trait.

pride flags are not religious symbols.

Yes they are.

No no, he has a point. There are myriad places of worship that have pride flags in or near them; that makes them religious symbols.

It depends on who post WWII runs for a third term. If it's Ike getting a third in 60, I think so. Otherwise, no.

Actually I doubt any president would actually have gone for a third term. Ike and Reagan were relatively old at the end of their presidencies, at least for their era. Nixon may have in 1976 without Watergate. Clinton maybe in 2000 could be the exception. Bush would have been DOA in 2008 and Obama probably had enough in 2016. Trump for certain would have in 2024, but he was aleady defeated in 2020.

Yeah I can't see Ike and Reagan run for a third term so Clinton would be the first president to do so.
Trump yeah would have run in 2024 if he won in 2020 but he would be headed for a massive defeat in this upcoming election given how badly all long time incumbents are doing all across the West currently. Polarization would prevent him from doing as bad as the UK Tories/CDN Liberals but he probably loses worse than McCain did in 2008.


So really the only elections i can realistically see someone winning a third term is 2000 and 2016 as Clinton and Obama were young enough to do so unlike Eisenhower and Reagan and more popular than W/Trump too.