Basque, Catalonian and Galician parliamentary election, 2012

[Kitteh]

My results on the quiz:
EU 56.8% BNG 52.8% CXG 48.5% PSG-PSOE 40.3% UPyD 16.9% PP -46.6%



I didn't answer all the questions, and I gave "no opinion" to most of the Galician questions as I don't have strong feelings about that issue.

Interesting that most people here seem to be getting about the same results.

[Kitteh]

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I didn't answer all the questions, and I gave "no opinion" to most of the Galician questions as I don't have strong feelings about that issue.

Interesting that most people here seem to be getting about the same results.

Maybe that's the reason why your star is up on the 'centralism' axis, close to UPyD, or did you answer any question related to language policies?
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I didn't answer the language policy questions. But I did answer questions related to the EU, and I am strongly pro-EU. Maybe they included those in the centralism scale and that's why I'm so far up?

[Kitteh]

I got Equo-Berdeak 56.3%, IU-EA 55.4%, Bildu 54.8%, PSE-EE 37.5%, 20.5% UPyD, 13.1% EAJ-PNV, -33.3% PP


This time it actually put me down on the descentralización side of things, about where IU is, I think because I said "agree" to the release of sick ETA prisoners. That was more of a humanitarian thing/because I'm a leftie who's soft on crime and terrorism then out of any sympathy with the ETA. On the left-right axis I came in in between Equo and PSE.

Proximity: Equo/PSE on economics (I think Equo was just a tiny bit closer, basically a tie), Bildu on society, EAJ-PNV on politics (I wonder why), and Equo/IU on Basque issues (see above)

[Kitteh]

I got 7/10 on that quiz. Not bad for pretty much just random guessing (I knew Dali for certain, no clue on any of the others).