0,25% difference, 3% remaining

Winning

Historical election, Communists and Social Democrats are out of the parlament

The results from abroad are interesting and not really surprising

Only waiting for London, Bern and 3 districts in Prague

@mrsaturday I genuinely don't know

@matrix What's ANO and SPOLU?

@Spaghettimon
ANO is a political party and SPOLU is a coalition of 3 parties

@matrix @Spaghettimon
From Romanian experience, you're better off with a single party. Coalitions usually have infighting over power, and slowly break apart in the worst times, leaving the country in a bad spot. It has happened before and it's happening as I speak.

@alyx @matrix @Spaghettimon
It seems, they will rule from a coalition of... 5 different parties.

But Pirate party is one of them, so let it burn

@LukeAlmighty @alyx @Spaghettimon Pirates could be the main source of issue, however they aren't getting a lot of seats

@matrix @alyx @Spaghettimon
Yeah, it seems that Starostové stole a ton of their seats.

@alyx @matrix @Spaghettimon
Wait a minute....

Pirates might get 3/37 of seats from the coalition?

@LukeAlmighty @alyx @Spaghettimon We have to wait for the counting to finish but it appears so

@alyx @matrix I disagree, the senate in my country is very divided and I think my country overall works better because of it (pic related)

@Spaghettimon @alyx The issue here is that the president, who is in cahoots with the leader of ANO, is possibly going to refuse to name the person selected by the coalition SPOLU for prime minister, arguing that the prime minister is supposed to come from the strongest party.

@matrix @alyx Oh, yeah I can see the problem with that. Here most of the time the vice-president is from MDB for holding consistently 25-35% of the seats on both houses and this has generetad a lot of discussion throughout the years

@matrix @Spaghettimon
I'm getting so much deja-vu from your descriptions. In our case though the president was in cahoots with the coalition party, so even if the legislation was supposed to be interpreted as "the prime minister is named from the strongest party" in the end our president did whatever he wanted to do.

@alyx @matrix And look how colorful our chamber of deputies is

@Spaghettimon @matrix
Where are you from, Spain? We have a bit of party variety too, but Romanian politics is still very primitive, which I'm guessing is why things break down easier than other places.

@alyx @matrix Brazil

@Spaghettimon @matrix
I see. I'm clueless about south american politics.

@alyx @matrix No problem, just wanted to compare. I also don't know jackshit about eastern european politics

@Spaghettimon @alyx @matrix kill yourself

@The_man_plan @alyx @matrix That would be one less vote for MDB though, I like them

@Spaghettimon @alyx @matrix

> brazil
> working at all
plz

@orekix @alyx @matrix sure works better than most people think, considering much of what people think is the federal government's fault is in reality the state's and city's

@matrix Wait I thought you said #SPOLU won

@realcaseyrollins @matrix
These are only mail in votes from abroad.

A small fraction of total.

@realcaseyrollins That's only from embassies abroad. It's maybe a few thousand votes.

@matrix

based

@matrix where is this happening?

@Rhodesian_YuKari Czech Republic

@matrix
Although, I disagree with botb sides, it is tragic to see them go.

@LukeAlmighty No Maláčová milkers

@matrix always fun to see communist get destroyed. What country is this at?

@lonelyranger Czech Republic

@matrix
Me and my family right now:

@LukeAlmighty It's opposite here

@matrix
Spolu:
We want to unify our citazens, but fuck you if you voted SPD...

ok, we're fucked.

@matrix Who are we rooting for?

@xyfdi SPOLU