Results in the German congress elections

Day 918, 23:15 Published in Hungary Hungary by Yasmin D'Ahara


These are the results*:

Steinmetze (centre/totalitarian): 18
OMG (centre/libertarian): 5

PPD (center-right/libertarian): 6
SPeD (center-left/authoritarian): 6
KPeD (far-left/authoritarian): 5

LDP (centre/libertarian): 1
Gummibären (centre/authoritarian): 1




* List with the full names/ translated names of German Parties:
Steinmetze: Stonemasons
OMG: Open Minded Germany
PP😨 Patriotische Partei eDeutschlands/Patriotic Party of eGermany
SPe😨 Sozialsdemokratische Partei eDeutschlands/Socialdemocratic Party of eGermany
KPe😨 Kommunistische Partei eDeutschlands/Communistic Party of eGermany
LDP: Liberaldamokratische Partei/Liberal-democratic Party
Gummibären: Gummi Bears


Many would say now: But Wait, that are 7 parties, but there are only 5 allowed!!! Yes, that's true, the candidates for LDP and the Gummibären ran for the OMG for congress. That was allowed by the OMG, because they do not hav enough people for all the contries and because they are a party for those who want to go to congress, but don't want to do normal work for the party. That is also the reason, why in the country stats the OMG has 7 sits and in my list only 5.

And there is another fact in my list, that I want to explain, namely the arrangement of the parties in the three groups. In fact, there are only two big groups of Ideology in eGermany: this, who support a strong government and a weak congress and this, who support a not so strong government and a strong congress.

The first group with Steinmetze and OMG has normally supported a strong government and a weak congress. The second group with PPD, SPeD and KPeD support the Ideology of a not so strong government and a strong congress. The third groups consist of new parties, so I don't really know, which Ideology they support, but I would say, they would support the Way of PPD, SPeD and KPeD.

Why have the Steinmetze so much sits in the congress? Yeah, in Germay the coordination of the elections is normal and every party does it. There sheats, newspaper articels, IRC-explainations and other things, which explain, that the voters where they have to vote, who they have to vote and where they get support and so on. So it is not important, waht the party had done in past or waht it want to do in future but only, how much people they can get to go to vote in the states outside the Saarland (in which all people, who run for congress, are in congress, at least which the states configuration at the moment). This time, the Steinmetze were the most successful election-coordinator.

I think, this would become an interesting congress period, which 7 parties in the parliament and a very strong Steinmetze-party. If this would be good for German politics or not, can you only say in the future (and in view of your ideology, like always).