Germany’s Nearly Hung Parliament Author: Tom Luongo From the Notebook Posts are reworks of posts made for my Patrons. This one is from September 27th. The German elections are done and dusted. The results are both discouraging and oddly uplifting. Before I get too deep into the analysis I’m going to note a few things that stand out The direct link to the German Gov’t results site is here. Observations of the vote totals: Die Linke collapsed into the actual vote. They barely squeaked into any seats at all in the Bundestag, needing either 5% of First Votes or winning 3 of the standing constituency seats. They fulfilled exactly both requirements which smacks of collusion between the left parties to ensure that DL got the 3 seats in case they didn’t crack 5%. The Greens also collapsed into the vote itself after polling as high as 17% in the final polls and 25% earlier this year. There was definitely some consent manufacturing going on with the polling firms or at least this points
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