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German Federal Election 23rd February 2025

Started by Zanza, November 12, 2024, 02:53:24 PM

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Who do you vote for?

3 (10.7%)
5 (17.9%)
3 (10.7%)
7 (25%)
7 (25%)
3 (10.7%)

Total Members Voted: 28

Zanza

Quote from: Syt on Today at 09:20:10 AM
Quote from: Zanza on Today at 05:23:14 AMDid my part. Hard to pick this time.

Me too some time ago. Voting from abroad is a bit of a hassle (have to declare my intent with the last Meldeamt I was registered at who then send me the mail voting stuff - no option to do any of this through the embassy <_< , rinse and repeat every federal election).
The German ambassador in London wrote that he did not get his mail-in ballot in time. Awkward.

Josquius

Quote from: Syt on Today at 12:45:30 AM
Quote from: Legbiter on February 22, 2025, 07:58:28 PMA) So basically Merz of CDU breaks the Brandmauer (firewall) and cooperates with AfD, sparking possible riots from the very worst people you could ever imagine aside from Islamists.

Not sure why neo-nazis would riot in such a scenario. :huh:

"Hurray we won. We can do whatever we want now. Let's burn some Muslims"?
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Zanza

Result is as expected, but it is not clear whether BSW and FDP passed the five percent cut-off.

Zanza

#183
Turnout is at 84%, the highest since German reunification.

Threviel

What's the probable government? CDU+SPD?

Zanza

Quote from: Threviel on Today at 12:12:22 PMWhat's the probable government? CDU+SPD?
Unclear. Depends on which parties get in. If FDP and BSW are not in, CDU+SPD is likely. If they are in, who knows.

Maladict

Quote from: Zanza on Today at 12:16:03 PM
Quote from: Threviel on Today at 12:12:22 PMWhat's the probable government? CDU+SPD?
Unclear. Depends on which parties get in. If FDP and BSW are not in, CDU+SPD is likely. If they are in, who knows.

Will they have enough for a majority if FDP and BDW don't make it?

Zanza


Josquius

Exit polls looking promising?
Sure nazis in second place technically.... But add the two far lefts together and it's them.
Mainstream parties first and third.
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Maladict

Quote from: Josquius on Today at 12:31:37 PMExit polls looking promising?
Sure nazis in second place technically.... But add the two far lefts together and it's them.
Mainstream parties first and third.

Yeah, extreme parties take roughly half the vote but everything is fine.

Duque de Bragança

Quote from: Maladict on Today at 12:34:11 PM
Quote from: Josquius on Today at 12:31:37 PMExit polls looking promising?
Sure nazis in second place technically.... But add the two far lefts together and it's them.
Mainstream parties first and third.

Yeah, extreme parties take roughly half the vote but everything is fine.

Alles klar. Alles in Ordnung!

Josquius

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Quote from: Maladict on Today at 12:34:11 PM
Quote from: Josquius on Today at 12:31:37 PMExit polls looking promising?
Sure nazis in second place technically.... But add the two far lefts together and it's them.
Mainstream parties first and third.

Yeah, extreme parties take roughly half the vote but everything is fine.


Extremes that cancel each other out.
And the German Greens from what I've seen seem rather good except for the anti nuclear stuff.
Even the left, as disagreeable as you may find them, aren't anti democracy the way the fasc are.
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Threviel

Extreme parties below 30%. 20 on the right and 10 on the left.

It's about par for Europe these days.

Zanza

The Left Party success is the most surprising result of this election. Will be interesting how they will evolve in the next years after being reinvigorated in this election.

I don't have a clear impression of what they stand for these days and how radical or moderate they are these days. A lot of their crazies went to the BSW.

Zanza

At the moment it looks like the FDP might not make it, but BSW might. That's just about worst case as it means there is no viable centrist coalition, as the conservatives and the Greens are unlikely to find common ground. :bleeding: