gave it a cute mirror online survey where you could express his desire coalition. Not that it would affect anything, but as of this morning but I was surprised: Although not many people wanted a continuation of the grand coalition (not that I have knowledge about how popular that has been four years ago), but it were going at least as many people red-red-green, have argued for such black-yellow!
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When the votes for "prefer a different coalition," just are disregarded, then it is clear from this survey, that more people voted for a government without CDU than a government without SPD. Not that this is a representative survey, but I would still like to know if the contact-no-black-group is only on the mirror site in the majority, or whether all the way to the polling station have not been found.
Actually, I find the concept of compulsory voting very interesting.
And then, a word on color:
The ARD is the left pink or magenta or something, at the left mirror is more purple. The CSU is light blue. How cute!
Who decides such a thing? Now was as red for the left, already occupied, but between pink and purple is indeed again a difference, not least in the image. Search yourself and see which is the one medium is sloppy? Is this all a random convention and because the Left is so fresh, you have not yet been agreed? And anyway, cute light blue for the CSU (who would see a parallel with Austria's blue?) - How does it work?
And another thing, because yesterday we found our discovery of so astute (and no unauthorized person is reading this anyway): We have noticed that we probably randgruppigste, undiskriminierendste and are likely to get politically correct conservative government in the world: A woman, a gay man, and a paraplegic - that's soon as the occupation of the linden street!
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