Previous poll on Australia

    Sorry folks for the long delay, but I was off for vacation and spent a few days after that being less online anyways. Now that I am back, we are going to be voting on the political parties of Ukraine today. This will be an interesting one. I have decided to only include parties in Ukraine's Verkhovna Rada, not including parties that have been banned during the war. For the purposes of this vote, let's assume a peacetime election.

    Poll

    Political Parties/Parliamentary groups

    Servant of the People – Liberal populist, centre, pro-European

    Zelenskyy's parties, taking its name from the show he starred in that propelled him to the Ukrainian presidency. Servant of the People is Ukraine's largest party, with a focus on closer ties to Europe and EU membership, as well as anti-corruption. It is associated with the liberal ALDE party for European affiliation. However, the party did recently vote for the now-undone push to neuter Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies.

    European Solidarity – Liberal conservatism, centre-right, pro-European

    The party of former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko. Unlike Servant of the People it is an anti-populist party, and more centre-right in its leanings with an emphasis on decentralisation. The party is similarly staunchly pro-European. Poroshenko is one of Ukraine's richest men, but European Solidarity was the only party to largely vote against the corruption agency bill.

    Batkivshchyna – Social democratic, centre-left, pro-European

    Led by former prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko. While the party is largely considered centre-left, supporting state owned national industries, it is actually an observer party of the centre-right European People's Party, the centre-right group in the European parliament. Batkivshchyna is also firmly pro-EU and NATO membership like other parties.

    Platform for Life and Peace – Social democratic, centre-left, it's complicated

    Officially, PZZhM is pro-EU, and formally supports EU and NATO accession. However, the parliamentary group is actually made of former MPs of the banned pro-Russia Opposition Platform – For Life party, and is lead by a former OPZZh leader Yuriy Boyko.

    Holos – Liberal, centre-right, pro-European

    Holos is a liberal political party favouring free market reforms like privatisation of state owned industries. The party is a member of Liberal International, with its European affiliation being the liberal ALDE party. Holos party leader Kira Rudik has been a vocal international figure for Ukraine, appearing on international television many times and has written columns for many international outlets. Holos largely sat out the corruption agency bill vote, while all others except European Solidarity overwhelmingly voted for.

    Dovira – Big tent, centre, pro-European

    Dovira is a grouping of various political parties, the largest share of which is former European Solidarity members. Dovira's leader was a former member of a Russophilic bloc, but the group actually supports Servant of the People in the Verkhovna Rada.

    For the Future – Liberal, centre-right, pro-European

    The other party in the Verkhovna Rada that sits in support of Servant of the Party. While also being pro-Ukraine, it is notable for its ties to Ukrainian oligarch Ihor Kolomoyskyi, though the party denies ongoing ties.

    Previous Results

    Labor Party – 56.7% (59.5%)

    Teals – 23.5% (23.8%)

    Liberals – 10.0% (4.8%)

    Greens – 5.1% (7.1%)

    There was an issue with bots where I counted 45 votes for the Trumps in a quick amount of time. Removing those, these are the results. I am extremely impressed by just how closely the vote totals between Australian and global users are, really interesting.

    Other results:

    Brazil: PSB – 24.7% (38.1%) / PT – 18.5% (19.1%) / MDB – 10.6% (9.5%) / PSDB – 10.6% (4.8%) / PSD – 6.6% (9.5%) / NOVO – 5.7% (4.8%) / PP – 4.9% (0.0%) / PSOL-RDE – 4.9% (11.9%)

    Spain: PSOE – 51.6% (33.3%) / PP – 26.7% (42.86%)

    Germany: Greens – 31.3% (51.2%) / FDP – 20.2% (19.0%) / CDU/CSU – 19.9% (19.8%) / SPD – 18.8% (4.1%)

    United Kingdom: Lib Dems – 52.1% (43.6%) / Labour – 25.3% (36.6%)

    Argentina: LLA – 42.8% (52.4%) / PRO – 33.7% (23.8%) / UCR – 15.8% (9.5%)

    Japan: CDP – 36.0% / Ishin 25.2% / LDP – 14.4%

    France: Renaissance – 65.6% (41.2%) / Socialist Party – 11.6% (33.3%) / Democratic Movement – 5.3% (4.2%) / Horizons – 2.8% (12.5%)

    Next Polls

    1. Taiwan
    2. Poland
    3. Israel
    4. South Korea
    5. India
    6. Italy
    7. Norway
    8. South Africa
    9. Chile
    10. Canada
    11. Netherlands
    12. Denmark
    13. Czechia
    14. Finland
    15. Sweden
    16. Portugal
    17. Peru
    18. Nepal

    Posted by Extreme_Rocks

    7 Comments

    1. Extreme_Rocks on

      Given his lack of popularity before the war and the mishandling of things like the recent corruption bill, as much as he is a great leader in wartime, I don’t think Zelenskyy is a good peacetime leader at all. I think a vote for one of the parties like European Solidarity, Batkivshchyna, or Holos makes most sense. I picked the last one.

    2. Jesus I keep reading and every party is good and better than the last

      I stopped reading after like 4 so don’t correct me

      I wish anywhere else had such good options

    3. No pro-Russian pro-corruption party???? No fascists or communists????

      BORING 🙄🙄🙄🙄

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