So, I've voted for the left times at all national voting, Socialistic (you probably do know, but just in case, socialism is not to be confused in any way with US interpretations, which is mostly communism, and is still wrong at that - For example, the political ideology Socialistic Conservative is a very legitimate one, which incidentally describes most Germans in general.) however, at most local voting, I've voted for a right party, two times the small conservative party, one social in a different area. I did that because of the difference in local/national politics. you'll find that a good portion of political interested people in DK argue that blindly voting for one party is dangerous. The very best benefit of having several parties, is the huge variety of agendas. So, I'm voting social at national for my belief in Society, but i voted for conservatives in local, because they had, in my opinion, the better agenda for the local community. (and a returning mayor, whom i liked)
Look at pic related, the upper chart was the results of 2015, the lower part, the immediate results if turned into the US/UK system.
Another thing you'll notice if the big voting attendance, it's frowned upon not voting, if you don't care, vote blank. I encourage most foreigner to vote, and if they don't care, just support our democracy by voting blank, and get a free coffee and an experience to talk about. The last i encouraged was Ukrainians, they where shock by the lack of security. And by the fact that all voting places still has a little bell, that symbolically has to be rung 10 minutes before closing.
Next up, a little about the parties, and why i'm scared about the younger voters.
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