General election in Esperantujo 2

[Esperantujo 2]

Education minister Vladimiro Shoforo retains his seat in Brozovicho North-East.
After several recounts in Badovskio North West, Josefo Stalo of Verda and Leono Trotchielo of the Movement for 6th International are tied with 171,215 votes each.
State of the parties with 31 results declared out of 264.

Diskordia	7
Revolutionary United General Alliance	5
Residual Greens	5
Left Greens	5
Authentic Greens	4
Verda	3
Movement for 6th International	1
Independent	1

The newly formed Conservative Party has no seats so far, but has reached second place in the three other Brozovicho constituencies.

[Esperantujo 2]

External Affairs Minister Belina Bestisto has lost her seat in Charma to the Diskordian candidate.
State of parties after 37 results:

Diskordia	8
Authentic Greens	6
Residual Greens	6
Revolutionary United General Alliance	5
Left Greens	5
Verda	3
Movement for 6th International	2
Conservative	1
Independent	1

[Zhenghou]

you should make a poll

[Naraba]

i vote for independents.

[Esperantujo 2]

you should make a poll

A lot of numbercrunching to do yet.
Thanks for your interest, Naraba also.
After results are in, I might make a poll on the president.
Possible candidates are:
Roza Kamparano, Authentic Green, current President
Aleksandra Kuiristo, M6I, former President
Ralfo Nadanto, Left Green, Agriculture Minister
Jarrn Silvarr, Conservative, bishop.
The approximate political spectrum from left to right is M6i, Rugha, Left Green, Verda, Residual Green, Authentic Green, Diskordia, and Conservative. Diskordia is a libertarian party, and the middle four parties are all Green. An new issue for this election is the application of the Gay Church for recognition as a mass organisation. Diskordians and IOndependents are more sympathetic to this than ther others.

[Esperantujo 2]

Ralfo Nadanto, minister of agriculture, forestry and fishing retains his Fish Island seat.
State of parties after 49 results:

Diskordia	10
Left Greens	8
Revolutionary United General Alliance	7
Residual Greens	7
Authentic Greens	6
Movement for 6th International	4
Verda	3
Conservative	2
Independent	2

[Darmen]

Which Party is most like a Communist/Socialist Party?

[Flakusorum]

conservative

[Rastynhaven]

La Lasita Verda Partio
The Left Green Party

[Esperantujo 2]

Which Party is most like a Communist/Socialist Party?

Movado por Sesa Internacio - Movement for 6th International

[Esperantujo 2]

La Lasita Verda Partio
The Left Green Party

Maldekstra Verda
"Lasita" means "left" in the sense "left behind". "Maldekstra" and "dekstra" are left and right in the political sense.

[Esperantujo 2]

President Roza Kamparano has lost her seat in Sekeljo to the Left Green candidate.
State of the parties after 115 results:

Left Greens	18
Authentic Greens	17
Movement for 6th International	16
Discordia	16
Revolutionary United General Alliance	13
Residual Greens	13
Verda	8
Conservative	7
Independent	7

[Threlizdun]

Could you give a description of the parties' platforms?

[Esperantujo 2]

All results are now in and the state of the parties is as follows:

Party	seats	% vote	seats 2009
Movement for 6th International	36	13.0	30
Revolutionary Unified General Alliance	35	13.5	30
Diskordia	33	12.4	33
Left Greens	33	11.5	23
Authentic Greens	32	12.0	33
Residual Greens	31	11.1	31
Verda	25	11.5	24
Conservative	23	9.1	n.a
Independent	16	5.9	36

This means that the only possible government is a continuation of the present 5-party coaltion. A right-wing coalition would have only 86 out of 264, a left-wing coalition only 104, and a Green coalition only 121. It has been agreed that the current administration remain until a new government can be formed. However, President Roza Kamparano lost heavily, so there will have to be a new President. Unusually, the likely candidates are all men. They are Ludviko Instruisto of RUGhA, currently Senior Vice-President and Minister of Finance, Ralfo Nadanto of the Left Greens, currently Minister for Agriculture, and Vladimiro Shoforo of Authentic Greens, currently Minister for Education.
There is still some number-crunching to do, because, although the additional members have been allocated to the various parties, who actually takes those seats depends on how many votes they got in their constituencies, not on a party list system.
If the coalition parties cannot agree on a President, the vote will come to the full house. which will be interesting.
(OOC I'm going away for a few days to the RL Esperantujo. More next week, when IO;ll try to include hustings and a poll.)