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25 januari 2015 20:56 |
Historische verkiezingsuitslag Griekenland
Deze draad volgt de exit-polls tot de definitieve resultaten morgen. Deze historische verkiezingen veroorzaken mogelijk een politieke aardverschuiving in de EU.
Wil Syriza zijn anti-kapitalistische maatregelen kunnen doorvoeren, dan moet het een absolute meerderheid behalen, van 151 op 300 zetels.
Wat achtergrondinformatie hierover, want alles hangt af van de percentages behaald door partijen die de kiesdrempel (van 3%) niet behaalden:
Citaat:
+ 9.8 million Greek voters are eligible to cast ballots to elect 300 lawmakers in the unicameral parliament. Of these, 238 lawmakers are directly elected, 12 are honorific seats proportionately assigned to parliamentary parties, and the remaining 50 seats are given to the top party as a bonus to ensure that a majority government is formed.
+ The top party needs 151 seats for an absolute majority. But under Greek election rules, the vote percentage it needs to secure these 151 seats is directly influenced by the combined percentage of smaller parties that fail to make it into parliament.
+ A minimum of 3.0 percent is required for parliamentary representation. The higher the combined vote of parties left out, the less the winning party needs for an outright majority. For example, if the parties excluded from parliament add up to 12 percent of the vote, the top party will need 35.6 percent for an outright majority.
+ The winner of the vote has three days in which to form a government, after which the task passes to the leader of the next biggest party. If all the parties prove unequal to the task, new elections will be held in early March.
http://news.yahoo.com/greeces-electi...112657785.html
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Indien Syriza 37.5% haalt en KINIMA haalt de kiesdrempel niet, dan kan de partij een absolute meerderheid behalen.
Citaat:
More specifically, SYRIZA’s absolute majority will be considered guaranteed if the percentage of the newly-founded Movement of Democratic Socialists (KINIMA) doesn’t make the parliament entry threshold of 3% and the total percentage of the parties that don’t make it in the Greek house is about 9%.
If however Papandreou’s party manages to garner enough votes to get into the parliament, then the same percentage of 37.5% will ensure SYRIZA 149-150 seats, i.e. less than the 151 needed for absolute majority.
If KINIMA doesn’t make it in the Greek house, New Democracy will have 68 deputies, followed by far-right Golden Dawn with 21 seats, To Potami with 18-19 seats, the Communist Party with 15, PASOK with 13 and AN.EL. with 11
http://en.protothema.gr/kinimas-perc...lute-majority/
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De eerste exit poll:
Voorlopig blijkt die absolute meerderheid uit de eerste exit poll mogelijk, maar de raming is te groot om dat exact te voorspellen:
The exit poll on Nerit TV projected Syriza as having won with between 35.5 and 39.5 percent — or 146-158 seats, compared to Samaras' New Democracy with 23-27 percent — or 65-75 seats.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/0...n_6541878.html |
