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   Loukas Christodoulou (loukas@mastodon.nu)'s status on Monday, 10-Jun-2024 07:07:11 JST Loukas Christodoulou

   With 87% of the votes counted it looks even worse for the Swedish far-right than the polls suggested. They're down almost two percentage points, and are behind the Greens. https://valresultat.svt.se/2024/

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     Luso ☕️ (lusse@fikaverse.club)'s status on Monday, 10-Jun-2024 07:07:14 JST Luso ☕️

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     @Loukas I have heard from quite a few people (in Sweden) that green policies are some of the best things that have come from EU and these need to be maintained. I mean, I have anecdote-based impression that people who don't vote for the Greens on national elections, vote for them foe the EU ones

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     Hanna Esmeralda (hannaesmeralda_@masto.ai)'s status on Monday, 10-Jun-2024 07:07:21 JST Hanna Esmeralda

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     @Loukas In Finland the far right Finns Party looses massivly - over 6 %, loosing 50 % of their seats, having only one seat in the coming parliament.

     While the Left Alliance gains big time, being the 2nd biggest party, gaining over 10 % and 1 -> 3 seats

     And I understood that the same thing happened in Denmark, too, that the far right looses while reds and greens are gaining.

     Nordics - the voice of reason.