The last poll on the UK was quite successful in my opinion, we got a lot of conversation going. This time up we have Germany:

Poll

Political Parties:

The Union (CDU/CSU) – Conservative, centre-right, pro-European

SDP – Social democracy, centre-left, pro-European

AfD – National conservative, far right, Eurosceptic

Greens – Green social liberalism, centre-left, pro-European

FDP – Liberalism, centre to centre-right, pro-European

Die Linke – Democratic socialist, left-wing/far-left

BSW – Conservative, left-wing populist, Euroskeptic

Previous results:

UK – Lib Dems beat Labour decisively 52.1%-25.3%. The breakdwon by countries is quite interesting. American users, which made up a little over half of all voters, voted for the Lib Dems by 54.6%-23.1%, while British users which were close to 17% of voters voted for Lib Dems by a far narrower 43.6%-36.6% margin.

Around 12.3% supported Reform but since most of the support happened within like an hour, a large majority of this was definitely just shitposting, so nothing to worry about.

Some thoughts:

Since we have a lot of British users to begin with, we were able to get a large number of votes from British users. This will be extremely unlikely for many of the other countries going forward, which is why I try to stick with countries where we have at least a couple prominent regs from.

Some have asked me to do write-ups for the various parties to explain things further, but I want to avoid directing users to choose just based off the original post and want people to look through the comments for conversation. If I do write-ups later on it will be for lesser known countries and in the comments.

Next polls:

1. Spain
2. Brazil (I might skip this for now because I need to figure out explaining this clusterfuck)
3. Argentina
4. Japan
5. France
6. Australia
7. Ukraine
8. Poland
9. Taiwan
10. Israel
11. South Korea
12. India
13. Italy
14. Norway
15. South Africa
16. Chile
17. Canada
18. Netherlands
19. Denmark