Finally Some Good News

Hey Guys,
Awesome news.
A major hurdle looks like it has been finally been leapt.

The Sumit party has gotten 13 seats already according to the Wiki count.
Given the continued support of the Partii Naleraq, this gives him a further 3 seats.
Even with two more seats to be announced our preferred political party has already achieved the majority stake and the Atassut party (currently only 11 seats), given those two last seats, still cant catch up to a majority rule.
Took me forever to find this poll count due to the language barrier and its the only one I know of in English.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greenlandic_general_election,_2018#Background

So given continued political support, environmental assessment being accepted in a larger part (80% but currently subjected to further minor amendments) and finally the public consultation to locals due. Folk who we understand haven't been given a full understanding of the project yet, (and it appears half are reluctantly fearful of the potential without adequate knowledge or many with internet accessibility to understand any better about a "uranium project"). I suspect that when they are supplied a fuller insight from an approval from their Environmental ministry when (and if) it clears the final 20%. That it just seems logical it would put further fears  at ease and I suspect more locals will be swayed to support. Wouldnt you when the only other path is watching their poor townships mass exodus decline further with economy, employment and property prices to boot.

For me I've been stressed up to this point... Will it. Wont it. Will it...But I think the worst is now pretty clearly finally over as of today and I can relax.
So hang on to your hats guys  things are looking up and I finally feel one of the worlds biggest rare metals and uranium resources is looking ripe to be recognised for its true net worth worldwide.
Excuse my excitement. After being a long term holder I am a bit happy about this