Next Government you Predict your IRL Nation will Have.

[Sebastianbourg]

I can imagine them at the Kungliga slottet giving the King an ultimatum; you abdicate and make Victoria the Queen or we abolish the monarchy!

The best Thing is their Website is in Pink

#staypink

[United facist States of America]

The best Thing is their Website is in Pink

#staypink

Interestingly enough the 21st Most voted for Party is called Kalle Anka partiet ( Donald Duck party ). Way to Name your Political Party.

[Insaeldor]

You mean Russian civilians can buy T-90's? Holy fucking tits guys I'm moving to Russia just for that.

Black Friday is Russia is more similar than we think.

Russia ain't got shit in a soccer mom with a mission, that mission... A five speed blender with 20 attachment normal $560 no only $15…

*dun dun dunnnnnn*

[Sebastianbourg]

#staypink

Interestingly enough the 21st Most voted for Party is called Kalle Anka partiet ( Donald Duck party ). Way to Name your Political Party.

We've got the Monster Raving Loony Party here in the UK.

[Sebastianbourg]

Black Friday is Russia is more similar than we think.

A five speed blender with 20 attachment normal $560 no only $15…

Plus VAT of course.

[Insaeldor]

A five speed blender with 20 attachment normal $560 no only $15…

Plus VAT of course.

Hold up were not looking to end the world here.

[United facist States of America]

Interestingly enough the 21st Most voted for Party is called Kalle Anka partiet ( Donald Duck party ). Way to Name your Political Party.

We've got the Monster Raving Loony Party here in the UK.

Kalle Anka partiet advocates Free alchohol and wider sidewalks. That's it.

[Kanatistan]

In America the Democratic Party (American Progressivism) has taken a hit because of our horrible president (Progressive Socialism). Since the party has low approval at the moment... Especially the president and the fact that recently the Republican Party (American Conservative Ideology) has taken over both the Senate and House of Representatives, this meaning they control the entire congress right now, I predict that the next president will be Republican. Personally though I wish that we could have a nice independent or Libertarian Party member, the latter keeping out of the business that isn't there's like how I run my life... unlike democrats and republicans.

[Sebastianbourg]

We've got the Monster Raving Loony Party here in the UK.

Kalle Anka partiet advocates Free alchohol and wider sidewalks. That's it.

So just enter the Systembolaget, get what you want and leave?! That's what Sweden needs!

[Sungai Pusat]

In America the Democratic Party (American Progressivism) has taken a hit because of our horrible president (Progressive Socialism). Since the party has low approval at the moment... Especially the president and the fact that recently the Republican Party (American Conservative Ideology) has taken over both the Senate and House of Representatives, this meaning they control the entire congress right now, I predict that the next president will be Republican. Personally though I wish that we could have a nice independent or Libertarian Party member, the latter keeping out of the business that isn't there's like how I run my life... unlike democrats and republicans.

A third party candidate being president is probably just as likely as winning the lottery.

[Vissegaard]

I frankly don't know, but it will suck without doubt.

[United facist States of America]

Kalle Anka partiet advocates Free alchohol and wider sidewalks. That's it.

So just enter the Systembolaget, get what you want and leave?! That's what Sweden needs!

Personally I'd gladly See them replace Sverigedemokraterna.

[Rutuba]

Poland: Everyone against the Law and Justice party, that is Civic Platform + Polish People's Party + Democratic Left Alliance.

[Toronina]

I think Bill Shorten and the Labor party will win in Australia. The current liberals have to much controversy going for them, especially with installing a biased speaker, the Prime Minister making cushy spots for his daughters, and the broken promises. I just don't see them staying in, no matter how hard Murdoch tries.

I never figured Shorten to be...leader material. He just seems a bit...weird. But don't worry. We're likely to elect a balding guy with nerd glasses and a speech impediment....

Shorten can be good when he want's to be. In any case, he's the leader of the Labor Party, and if they get elected, he's in unless Labor has another coup.

[Calimera II]

Argentina:
1. Daniel Scioli (FpV - 'mild' Kirchnerista)
or
2. Mauricio Macri (PRO - Centre-Right)
or
3. Sergio Massa (FR - Centre, ex-kirchnerista)

(And to be honest: All three will do good when elected.)

The Netherlands:
Coalition: CDA (Christian Democrats) - VVD (Right Wing Liberals) - D66 (Progressive Liberals)


Germany:
CDU (Christian Democrats)

[Meowfoundland]

I think Bill Shorten and the Labor party will win in Australia. The current liberals have to much controversy going for them, especially with installing a biased speaker, the Prime Minister making cushy spots for his daughters, and the broken promises. I just don't see them staying in, no matter how hard Murdoch tries.

I never figured Shorten to be...leader material. He just seems a bit...weird. But don't worry. We're likely to elect a balding guy with nerd glasses and a speech impediment....

I don't know... when Bill first became leader I thought he was completely useless. As the Abbott government has undergone a slow-motion implosion however, he's shown himself to be just the kind of stable and not-unlikeable leader that will stop Labor from tearing itself apart in a self indulgent fit of factional warfare. I'd put money on him winning the next election, if I had any.

[The Sarian]

UK - Conservative Minority or Labour/Lib Dem/SNP Three-Way Coalition

[Blakullar]

It looks like it will be a very close call between Conservative and Labour, and it's likely we'll get another hung parliament.

If the Tories get more seats, I believe they'll go into coalition with UKIP; if Labour, then either the Lib Dems or the Greens.

[Forsher]

I'm going to take a wild leap of faith and go with: more of the same. Actually, it depends whether or not the parties in opposition continue to try the "convince the public that the current govt. is corrupt" angle, which has never looked like succeeding.

[Ainin]

UK - Conservative Minority or Labour/Lib Dem/SNP Three-Way Coalition

Would SNP be willing to join a coalition with Labour, after all that's happened lately?

[Sebastianbourg]

I'm going to take a wild leap of faith and go with: more of the same. Actually, it depends whether or not the parties in opposition continue to try the "convince the public that the current govt. is corrupt" angle, which has never looked like succeeding.

A truly revolutionary prediction.

[Valaran]

UK - Conservative Minority or Labour/Lib Dem/SNP Three-Way Coalition

Would SNP be willing to join a coalition with Labour, after all that's happened lately?

Yeah, on conditions. There was even an NS thread about it somewhere (search for 'balance of power' I think for the title).I'm not sure how much difference it would make though, as the SNP would mainly be stealing Labour seats anyway, so any coalition would not gain Miliband much greater numbers, but rather mitigate his losses to the other parties.

[Rutuba]

UK - Conservative Minority or Labour/Lib Dem/SNP Three-Way Coalition

Would SNP be willing to join a coalition with Labour, after all that's happened lately?

They could possibly support a Labour or a Lab-Lib minority government. After all, they call on voters to support them in order to 'keep the Tories out'...

[Britanno]

UK: Either Labour minority, supported by a number of small left-wing parties.... Or the horrific possibility of a Tory/UKIP coalition :/

Not under FPTP. I'm predicting a Tory minority or small majority. It seems unlikely right now, but I think that over the coming months the Tories will establish a clear poll lead.

[Forsher]

I'm going to take a wild leap of faith and go with: more of the same. Actually, it depends whether or not the parties in opposition continue to try the "convince the public that the current govt. is corrupt" angle, which has never looked like succeeding.

A truly revolutionary prediction.

Honestly, I think part of Labour's problem last time was the amount of attention that Labour got during its leadership election. MPs aren't particularly popular and when the election got hijacked by personalities it was almost as if the quota of interest in Labour had overflown. Key's popular enough as a bloke that attacking him reads as vindictive jealously rather than legitimate concerns as well. That's why I think sticking to policies more strongly could change things. But as someone else said, three years is a long time.