Pacitalia
06-05-2005, 04:49
Greens make further inroads on the Social Coalition as the election nears
The seemingly pro-everything Greens continued their kleptomaniacal ways Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday by launching surprise main street ambushes, wherein Green candidates showed up at Social Coalition campaign spots and bombarded the SC representatives with demanding questions.
The harsh, extremely aggressive technique atypical of a pro-peace party like the Greens, formed shortly after the last election, seems to have worked, as the Social Coalition took a three-point drop in the overall survey done today by ABM/Capax, Pacitalia's largest human data surveyor.
The Greens were the sole benefactor of the SC drop, taking those three points straight to the bank. The party now stands at 28.3% according to the ABM/Capax results, substantially behind the governing Federation of Progressive Democrats who sit at 52.2% support. The Social Coalition fell to 9.1% support, dangerously close to falling behind Marco Quirinamo's Partia di Traditionale (6.6%) for the first time ever. The Communists remained steady at 3.8%, down 0.1% from the last poll done 30 April. That polling result by the SC is the lowest ever by the party, and passed the last low of 10.5% when the party first started as the Liberals back in 1851.
SC leader Fernando Chiovitti tried to stem the literal beat-down of his party by Green "success stories" by warning the Pacitalian people that by continuing to head from the SC to the Greens would effectively end the "true socialist" movement in Pacitalia and would signify the end of "multi-party politics where numerous parties have a say in government affairs". Ironically, the true socialist movement comment is seemingly lost on Chiovitti, most people polled that left the SC for the Greens say they made their defections because they felt the Greens were the new "true socialists" in Pacitalia.
Here are the latest poll results and estimated seat counts for the CLP and Senatoro:
Progressive Democrats |XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX| 52.2%
Green Party of Pacitalia |XXXXXXXXXXXXXX| 28.3%
Social Coalition |XXXX| 9.1%
Partia di Traditionale |XXX| 6.6%
Communist Party |XX| 3.8%
The seemingly pro-everything Greens continued their kleptomaniacal ways Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday by launching surprise main street ambushes, wherein Green candidates showed up at Social Coalition campaign spots and bombarded the SC representatives with demanding questions.
The harsh, extremely aggressive technique atypical of a pro-peace party like the Greens, formed shortly after the last election, seems to have worked, as the Social Coalition took a three-point drop in the overall survey done today by ABM/Capax, Pacitalia's largest human data surveyor.
The Greens were the sole benefactor of the SC drop, taking those three points straight to the bank. The party now stands at 28.3% according to the ABM/Capax results, substantially behind the governing Federation of Progressive Democrats who sit at 52.2% support. The Social Coalition fell to 9.1% support, dangerously close to falling behind Marco Quirinamo's Partia di Traditionale (6.6%) for the first time ever. The Communists remained steady at 3.8%, down 0.1% from the last poll done 30 April. That polling result by the SC is the lowest ever by the party, and passed the last low of 10.5% when the party first started as the Liberals back in 1851.
SC leader Fernando Chiovitti tried to stem the literal beat-down of his party by Green "success stories" by warning the Pacitalian people that by continuing to head from the SC to the Greens would effectively end the "true socialist" movement in Pacitalia and would signify the end of "multi-party politics where numerous parties have a say in government affairs". Ironically, the true socialist movement comment is seemingly lost on Chiovitti, most people polled that left the SC for the Greens say they made their defections because they felt the Greens were the new "true socialists" in Pacitalia.
Here are the latest poll results and estimated seat counts for the CLP and Senatoro:
Progressive Democrats |XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX| 52.2%
Green Party of Pacitalia |XXXXXXXXXXXXXX| 28.3%
Social Coalition |XXXX| 9.1%
Partia di Traditionale |XXX| 6.6%
Communist Party |XX| 3.8%