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DC Al Fine
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« on: May 10, 2015, 05:49:34 PM »

Me thinks the numbers won't be so bad if you add splinter green and left parties, although there is a real shift of social democrats to traditionally liberal economics in Europe.

I did a quick skim of results. Social Democrats are bleeding voters in three streams

1) Communist/Hardline socialist parties. e.g. Socialist Party of the Netherlands, Die Linke etc.
2) "Bourgeois" green or left-liberal parties. e.g. D66, Alliance90/Grunen, Parti Vert.
3) Anti-immigrant/far right parties e.g. PVV, Front Nationale

So, while the numbers are much better for left wing parties as a whole, there is still a leak to the far-right.
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