🇬🇷 Greek politics and elections

[mileslunn]

I am guessing probably a New Democracy majority as get impression a lot just want stability so some even if not strong supporters will vote ND to achieve that.  Left seems too divided and no agreement on which direction to go.

[mileslunn]

What was the partisan breakdown of the vote?

This list of tweets, which uses far too many to convey the point,  has that information.

Thanks - slightly surprisingly strong showing from New Democracy. When we passed gay marriage in the UK, a majority of Tory MPs voted against it despite support from the top.

Also partly timing as when UK legalized it only 15 countries allowed it and more European did not than did.  Today majority of EU members allow it and its 36 globally prior to Greece so opposition to it is much tougher.  Also when UK legalized it, it had only been around anywhere for just over a decade while now for over 20 years. 

At least in UK Conservatives had almost half support it.  In France, Spain, Portugal, and Canada, overwhelming majority of conservatives voted against it with number support it in each country in low single digits.