CC's Demographics

[DoomYoshi]

For a week before the Finland's Parliament Elections, I was running an advertisement for the Pirate Party, but they failed the election.

This week, I ran a paid advertisement for the President of Kazakhstan, and he won a landslide victory.

This tells me that the average CCer isn't interested in Internet Freedom or Scandanavia, but rather enjoys Soviet Union one-horse races.

This is a tough demographic to reach, so we now know where to target ads.

[betiko]

We are big nazarbayev fans in here, thought you knew. When can we vote for Turkmenistan elections? Their dictator is my favorite! Although the previous one was at least as cool.

[DoomYoshi]

Even though Palikot is one of my favorites, that clickbait face wins it.

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[waauw]

WTF who calls their child Magdalena in this day and age.

[Dukasaur]

WTF who calls their child Magdalena in this day and age.

Best one-night stand I ever had was with a Magdalena! It's a wonderful name in my books!

[DoomYoshi]

So it seems that fear of Russia has trumped my marketing campaign.

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Ethiopia is the perfect country to approach next, since one party controls 99% of the parliament.

While the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front is the party that lines up with CC's values the most, I am hoping to subvert a few dissatisfied Ethiopian voters.

[DoomYoshi]

Channeling my inner Stockwell Day:

[Funkyterrance]

Ultimately right wing and old as the hills.

[DoomYoshi]

I love the name of Denmark's Red-Green party. Time for separatist Greenland!

Incidentally, Greenlanders are one of 3 non-Canadian nations that do not need a passport to fly into Canada. The others are United States and that little French island.

Denmark has a really interesting proportional representation system:
http://www.thedanishparliament.dk/Publications/~/media/PDF/publikationer/English/The%20Parliamentary%20Electoral%20System%20in%20Denmark_samlet%20pdf.ashx

[waauw]

Denmark has a really interesting proportional representation system:
http://www.thedanishparliament.dk/Publications/~/media/PDF/publikationer/English/The%20Parliamentary%20Electoral%20System%20in%20Denmark_samlet%20pdf.ashx

Any chance you could provide us with a short version? I'm not reading 42 pages.

[Funkyterrance]

Lately I'm feeling a strong "aging Pokefreak" influence on here...

[DoomYoshi]

Denmark has a really interesting proportional representation system:
http://www.thedanishparliament.dk/Publications/~/media/PDF/publikationer/English/The%20Parliamentary%20Electoral%20System%20in%20Denmark_samlet%20pdf.ashx

Any chance you could provide us with a short version? I'm not reading 42 pages.

You live closer to Denmark than I do.
Read section 1.2 on page 6 for the overview version. That's only 4 pages.

[waauw]

Denmark has a really interesting proportional representation system:
http://www.thedanishparliament.dk/Publications/~/media/PDF/publikationer/English/The%20Parliamentary%20Electoral%20System%20in%20Denmark_samlet%20pdf.ashx

Any chance you could provide us with a short version? I'm not reading 42 pages.

You live closer to Denmark than I do.
Read section 1.2 on page 6 for the overview version. That's only 4 pages.

Well that does seem quite unique, though only possible in a country where regional seperatism isn't strong enough. In Belgium(wallons vs flemmings) and in Canada(french canadians vs british canadians) this system would be slightly problematic considering the protection of minority populations.