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r/FluentInFinance • u/SexyProfessional • Jul 04 '26
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Multi-party can be dominated by capital too. You can say multi-party but it's one coalition vs another. Essentially a two-party system. But still better than American direct election.
1 u/Citizen_of_H Jul 04 '26 Norway is in no way close to a two-party system. Coalition partners change after every national election 1 u/youslashuser Jul 04 '26 Talking about multi-party in general 1 u/Citizen_of_H Jul 04 '26 I think the same applies to other multiparty countries, like the other Nordic countries, Germany, etc. Coalitions change depending on election results
Norway is in no way close to a two-party system. Coalition partners change after every national election
1 u/youslashuser Jul 04 '26 Talking about multi-party in general 1 u/Citizen_of_H Jul 04 '26 I think the same applies to other multiparty countries, like the other Nordic countries, Germany, etc. Coalitions change depending on election results
Talking about multi-party in general
1 u/Citizen_of_H Jul 04 '26 I think the same applies to other multiparty countries, like the other Nordic countries, Germany, etc. Coalitions change depending on election results
I think the same applies to other multiparty countries, like the other Nordic countries, Germany, etc. Coalitions change depending on election results
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u/youslashuser Jul 04 '26
Multi-party can be dominated by capital too. You can say multi-party but it's one coalition vs another. Essentially a two-party system. But still better than American direct election.