What parties would you be in other countries? (user search)

anyone who lists golden dawn on this list is scum imo; its pretty damn clear what sort of party they are and the disgusting things that their predeccessors did shouldn't be allowed to happen again

The ones that I'm pretty sure of at least are:

UK: Green (member of the Scottish Greens); with tactical anti-Tory votes if required. In NI I'd probably be the boring person that preferences the moderate parties (on the union question; Alliance, SDLP, Greens) over the other ones, but in this election I'd actually preference Sinn Fein just to try to get them ahead of the DUP

US: Probably a Democrat, if a reluctant one. Might vote Green or for the left at a lower level though if they ever were a realistic prospect

Canada: NDP federally and provincially in most places: the exception being in provinces where the NDP don't really exist provincially I'd vote for the provincial Liberals. Quebec Solidaire in Quebec elections; the other parties are all terrible.

Australia: Green; preferring Labor above the LNP at all times

New Zealand: Greens; although Labour on the constituency vote unless the candidate was a stinker and low on the list

Ireland: there's no single party here really; I'd preference the newer left parties and independents high (AAA/PBP; possibly the Greens); then Sinn Fein then the old parties.

France: Probably flitting between the parties of the left (PS, FdG, the Ecologistes) depending on the local situation; anti-FN tactical vote as well

Germany: SPD in the past, now willing to consider the Left and the Greens. Certainly wouldn't vote SPD in the list vote this year at protest to the grand coalition

Belgium: They're all corrupt anyway so none are very good; probably the PTB/PVDA+, I like the fact that they aren't split by language but a united party, the PS are hilariously corrupt on the French side with the SP.a are just bad on the other.

Poland: ugh they're all bad: probably SLD to try and get them over 5% and get a party that at least claims to be on the left in the Sejm, Razem are hilariously small so there's no point there and Nowoczesna are liberals.

Estonia: Not sure; the Social Democrats are the closest thing to a "left" party and they, well, aren't really. Centre is worth keeping an eye on, they might evolve a bit under their new leadership although they'll not exactly be left-wing; I do prefer their policies on the Russian minority though.

Latvia: Harmony on policies; although they have some... questionable links to Russia (they are the Russian minority party basically). Not the Greens, because they aren't real Greens.

Lithuania: For lack of a better option the LSDP; the LVŽS again aren't really Greens and the other parties are mixtures of conservatives and right liberals. There is another Green party here which I think is a little better but I don't trust them.

Russia: Yabloko or an other democratic party; or I'd spoil my vote

Spain: Traditionally PSOE, now Podemos

Everywhere else I don't know much about; and I'm not going to guess this based on the terrible description of the parties on Wikipedia.

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