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Once again, boredom strikes and I decide to count, despite not having voted yet!
DFP: 9
NLP: 8
DRP: 6
DZP: 3
KP: 3
Total: 29
Amazingly, the radical German Progress Party has a majority of votes! The classic coalition of nationalists, the DRP and NLP, seems likely to occur again to combat this raise in radicalism. The Konservative Party is lagging behind, again, but this time is joined with the newest, center party. Unless the DFP can get an absolute majority in the Landtag, I don't foresee them being a part of any government.
I didn't include ideology split because I don't know who would coalition with who, since the liberals and conservatives have no qualms over teaming up.
DFP: 9
NLP: 8
DRP: 6
DZP: 3
KP: 3
Total: 29
Amazingly, the radical German Progress Party has a majority of votes! The classic coalition of nationalists, the DRP and NLP, seems likely to occur again to combat this raise in radicalism. The Konservative Party is lagging behind, again, but this time is joined with the newest, center party. Unless the DFP can get an absolute majority in the Landtag, I don't foresee them being a part of any government.
I didn't include ideology split because I don't know who would coalition with who, since the liberals and conservatives have no qualms over teaming up.
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You can change you vote but have to post again and mention who you are changing your vote to and who you are changing it from very clearly so I get it in my tallies.
As for the polls, I did a recount (after the last election when I missed a vote but DoA got the count right) and my results came out with the DFP on 9.
So official poll:
DFP: 9
NLP: 8
DRP: 6
Centre: 3
KP: 3
The result of this would be the continuation of the present government with minor reshuffles - NLP becoming the leading party, KP being formally included. As things stand the continued onrush of the DFP could lead to a strange situation in which the weakest party - the Centre Party - could hold the balance of power. In the situation in which niether the 'regime parties' (NLP, DRP, KP) nor the DFP have a majority on their own the Centre could potentially become kingmaker in deciding if they want to side with the radicals against the regime, or find an accommodation with Berlin against radicalism.
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I only have the DFP on eight, who am I missing? Remember, this isn't a vote because of this.
Also, why have you listed Zentrum twice?
Also, why have you listed Zentrum twice?
No seriously, there was one election in LTRCT that was completely ruined because a bunch of people changed their votes at the last minute.
Well, Thursday isn't exactly last minute, but I'll just make sure to read through the policies more thoroughly next timeDon't feel your not allowed to though.
Well, I wanted to vote for the NLP while reading the update but seeing the votes, I believe DRP should reastically have more: DRP!
I'm starting to regret my vote but feel it to be cowardly to back down, if only because I disagree with some NLP policies.
I really wanted a Greater Germany going into the election, but I also really wanted anti-socialist laws. I decided on the latter, rather than the former.
You could always vote for Greater Germany now and next election vote for anti-socialist
Think about those poor oppressed Germans in Austria
You underestimate my hatred for socialism my friendYou could always vote for Greater Germany now and next election vote for anti-socialist
STOP! COOKIE TIME