Who should you vote for; Norway Edition, now with online quiz.

[Viking]

Here is the Quiz in English. Take it and answer the poll question.

Notes

1. Cash Payments to parents are intended to compensate parents which do not use the heavilly subsidised kindergartens and keep their kids at home. The original idea seems to have been to help norwegians to afford being stay at home moms, but it seems mainly to have been used by the well off who have nannies and immigrants who don't want their kids mixing with the locals.

2. At present about $500 per year for a kindergarten spot.

6. Norway has a spending rule for it's oil fund of only using 4% per year. The income from special oil taxes goes into this fund. However, regular taxes and fees on the operation of oil and oilfield related companies still goes to the regular government budget.

8. Norway already gives 1% of GDP in development aid.

9. These last 4 years have seen a 4 fold increase in arriving asylum seekers, of which 90% or so are refused, but many can't be sent home due to fraud or humanitarian reasons.

13. Presently only private schools with religious or alternative pedagogical (Steiner or Montessori) backgrounds are permitted.

23. Norway has ~450 townships ranging from Utsira with 230 to Oslo with 600,000 (ish).


So lets see how Languish fits into the norwegian political scene.

[Sheilbh]

Lib-Lab equally at 54%.

I vote Labour in this poll, of course

Your profile:
    54 %    | Liberal Party
    54 %    | The Labour Party
    49 %    | The Conservative Party
    39 %    | The Christian Democrats
    36 %    | The Socialist Left Party
    32 %    | The Progress Party
    25 %    | The Center Party
    24 %    | The Reds

Scared at how high Progress Party are

[DisturbedPervert]

63% Conservative 61% Progress.  Everything else in the 30s or lower.

[Syt]

Liberal Party:

62 %    | Liberal Party
55 %    | The Labour Party
45 %    | The Center Party
45 %    | The Socialist Left Party
43 %    | The Christian Democrats
34 %    | The Reds
27 %    | The Conservative Party
17 %    | The Progress Party

[Zanza]

Liberal Party:    58 %
The Conservative Party:  51 %
The Labour Party:  38 %
The Christian Democrats: 35 %
The Progress Party:  32 %
The Socialist Left Party: 23 %
The Center Party: 22 %
The Reds: 21 %

PS: Why does the Liberal Party not have a "The"?

The Liberal Party: One of Norway's more right-leaning "center" parties that supports tax relief but also a strong public sector, liberalized immigration and environmental protection measures.

Sounds good.

[Josquius]

Six hour workday? WTF? Thats just pure populism.

    71 %    | The Labour Party
    56 %    | The Socialist Left Party
    47 %    | The Reds
    43 %    | Liberal Part
    37 %    | The Center Party
    33 %    | The Conservative Party
    28 %    | The Christian Democrats
    24 %    | The Progress Party

[Viking]

PS: Why does the Liberal Party not have a "The"?

I asked myself the same question. Also I wondered why the Christian People Party (KrF) was called the Christian Democratic Party. The KrF primarily focussed on social and ethical issues abortion bad, gay marriage bad, foreign aid good, christian ethics good.

[ulmont]

Oddly, I exactly split The Labour Party and the Liberal Party.

Your profile:
    50 %    | Liberal Party
    50 %    | The Labour Party
    48 %    | The Socialist Left Party
    46 %    | The Reds
    37 %    | The Conservative Party
    36 %    | The Center Party
    31 %    | The Christian Democrats
    27 %    | The Progress Party

[The Larch]

Liberal Party:    62 %
The Socialist Left Party:  54 %
The Labour Party:    44 %
The Conservative Party:    43 %
The Reds:     40 %
The Christian Democrats:      39 %
The Progress Party:     31 %
The Center Party:     29 %


Yet another Liberal.

[Liep]

81 %        |The Socialist Left Party
64 %    | The Reds
59 %    | Liberal Party
50 %    | The Labour Party
40 %    | The Christian Democrats
35 %    | The Center Party
10 %    | The Progress Party
9 %       | The Conservative Party

I'm not surprised.

[Eddie Teach]

Liberal Party:    40 % | Liberal Party
The Labour Party:    38 % | The Labour Party
The Conservative Party:    34 % | The Conservative Party
The Christian Democrats:    28 % | The Christian Democrats
The Progress Party:    26 % | The Progress Party
The Socialist Left Party:    25 % | The Socialist Left Party
The Center Party:    22 % | The Center Party
The Reds:    20 % | The Reds

[Valmy]

Your profile:
The Conservative Party:    58 % | The Conservative Party
The Progress Party:    44 % | The Progress Party
The Labour Party:    38 % | The Labour Party
Liberal Party:    37 % | Liberal Party
The Christian Democrats:    32 % | The Christian Democrats
The Socialist Left Party:    19 % | The Socialist Left Party
The Reds:    18 % | The Reds
The Center Party:    18 % | The Center Party

I am the Hansy of Norway 

[Ed Anger]

The Progress Party
The Progress Party: Norway's most conservative party, it believes the public sector should play a smaller role in society. It urges tax cuts and restraints on immigration.

I rock.

Edit: I said no to the homos, just because of marti.

[MadImmortalMan]

The Labour Party: A social democratic party that embraces solidarity and believes the public sector should play a vigorous role in society.

The Progress Party: Norway's most conservative party, it believes the public sector should play a smaller role in society. It urges tax cuts and restraints on immigration.

The Conservative Party: Traditionally the major rival of Labour, the Conservatives promote freedom of choice, more competition within the private sector, and tax relief.

The Liberal Party: One of Norway's more right-leaning "center" parties that supports tax relief but also a strong public sector, liberalized immigration and environmental protection measures.

The Socialist Left Party: More left-leaning than Labour, the Socialist Left supports high taxes and fees to finance a vast array of social services.

The Christian Democrats: Another party in the center, promoting Christian values. The party is anti-abortion, anti-poverty and pro-family.

The Center Party: Champion of Norway's farmers and support to the country's rural districts, this party wants less free-market influence and more public sector control of society.

The Reds: Formed by a merger of parties including Rød Valgallianse and Norway's communist party (AKP), it wants to break down class differences and promote social equality.

I got basically a tie between Labour, Progress, Con and Lib. 

"Center" party was lowest, but they seem to be a rabble of communist farmers. 

[saskganesh]

Liberal Party:    58 %    
The Socialist Left Party:  53 %