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Omega21
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« on: March 01, 2019, 04:02:04 PM »

CD&V, cdH, CSV, CDA, CDS-PP, KOK and M now officially support a vote on the expulsion of Fidesz from EPP, which means it's happening: the threshold of seven parties from five countries has been reached.

Hope the other members are sensible and shut down this nonsense.

Also, funny that the parties who started the initiative don't even get 1/3 of the support Fidesz gets in Hungary, so I guess they're just a bit butthurt over it.
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« Reply #1 on: May 04, 2019, 01:29:47 PM »

I have received my postal ballot yesterday, but I still have no clue which party to vote for.

Still in the running are: SPÖ, Greens and NEOS.

Votes for KPÖ and Europe Now are wasted votes, besides I do not like Voggenhuber (E-Now) and the KPÖ is pretty extreme, like the FPÖ.

Well yeah, they are Communists...
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« Reply #2 on: May 24, 2019, 06:59:47 AM »

Geenstijl has PvdA 6 VVD 4 CDA 4 FVD 3 GL 3 CUSGP 2 D66 2 50Plus 1 PvdD 1 SP 0 PVV 0 volt 2% denk 1%

Another party with disappointing gains was FVD. While the party and its EP leader Eppink have relatively nuanced views on the EU on paper, Baudet, very much a Nexiteer, captured all the attention with his views, his controversial tweets (among which a video by the Austrian Identitarians which he retweeted), and with an essay touching on the negative side-effects of abortion, women's emancipation and euthanasia. The latter is particularly electorally toxic and it probably cost us at least one seat, in addition to seriously jeopardizing the narrative of Forum as the party to watch - we're only the fourth party now. Shows that at this point in the party's life, free attention isn't necessarily always good anymore. A valuable lesson to learn for more important elections.

Still a solid result, but I agree, this type of attention is not really something you need, and it only pushes away potential voters...

You know I'm right wing, but I never like very extreme positions, partly because they don't work.

The current polarization in some countries is leading to one side playing with the idea of an EU exit, while the other is pushing for a Federal EU.

If asked to choose, I feel most would choose more EU instead of no EU, even if they don't want to give more power to the bureaucrats. Personally, I would like to see more democracy and swift reform in the EU, and IMO the right should go for that, as it is more realistic, and most likely more beneficial.

As for the women's emancipation and other essays, no need to comment, it's toxic af...
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« Reply #3 on: May 25, 2019, 07:18:48 PM »

Slovakia: 500/5940 station counted (Newspaper Aktuality leaked)
Smer-S&D 19% (-5)
PS/S-ALDE/EPP: 18% (+18)
ĽSNS-NI: 13% (+11)
KDH-EPP: 11% (-2)
SaS-ECR: 10 % (+3)
OĽaNO-ECR: 8% (+1)
SR-ENF: 5% (+5) ...
+/- vs. 2014 final election result

Latvia, 70% counted (leaked by skaties): European Election
JV-EPP: 26% (-20)
S-S&D: 18% (+5)
NA-ECR: 16% (+2)
AP!-ALDE: 11% (+9)
LKS-G/EFA: 6.5%
LRA-ECR: 5.5% (+3)
ZZS-EPP/G/EFA: 5.5% (-3)
+/- vs. 2014 election

https://twitter.com/EuropeElects

13% Nazi party, what the hell happened...
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