Here you go chaps. Another article / election analysis. Thought I’d google translate this one for you.
Siumut is the current government leader in a grand coalition with IA. Siumut is pro uranium mining and IA is opposed (i think that’s correct please correct me if that’s not). Read into this and that what you will.
Kuupik's valganalysis: IA gets the biggest and Siumut keeps the shot - maybe! Sara or Kim? It seems that we are getting a repeat of the struggle for the chairman of Naalakkersuisut and with the same players as last.
Leiff Josefsen
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If this first survey was the result of the election on April 24, the only change from the current situation would be that Atassut issued a single mandate to Partii Nunatta Qitornai. Otherwise, the power distribution between the parties is unchanged.
Top candidates and celebrities
We have not yet seen the complete candidate lists from the parties, but some candidates have been presented and some celebrities from, for example, KNR TV has announced their candidacy. It will be exciting to see if the celebrity effect is in place and whether they can help their party leaders to the highest post. The parties' peak candidates usually get the vast majority of the votes compared to the rest of their colleagues.
It may be that the picture changes after April 3, when all parties have published their candidates, and we know more about their polls. It will also prove whether voters also follow the polarization that the parties have put in place in recent years.
Independence or everyday life
Even though the eagerest independence parties in today's voter survey are unable to get more than a handful of mandates, they can still influence, especially if IA and Siumut do not reconcile after the election. The two big parties could form a convenient majority together, but there are many other combinations to form a majority if you look mathematically on it. Politically, it becomes exciting to see how far either Siumut or IA will go to form a majority without each other.
In other words, it is probably crucial if the voters weigh the independence higher than their daily lives and the many problems we face. Do voters in today's Greenland think it is more important to have a separation from the Danish state, and what follows than trying to solve housing problems, to do something about the big income differences, to get more people to complete education and so on?
We hope so much more if there are more electoral surveys. Otherwise, we must wait until the election is over and the votes are counted.
By the way, it is already possible to vote by. Letters - from here, there should be an invitation to all those who use their democratic right on April 24 or earlier.
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