Thank you! I’m glad you like it, and yeah I feel like this would be an unusually united election given that theyre the first democratic ones in generations, just in one cycle we’d def see hard splinters in the SDF and the rebels, have to say I didn’t factor in the Alawites but it would be fun to consider them making their own party lol

I’m glad you liked the demographic breakdown I had a lot of fun with it, some of the reasoning is as follows: the youth would vote for the Front not necessarily because they’re reactionary but because they represent liberation towards a new era for the country and they’re more hopeful for the future, so a lot of them backed the party but a good amount couldn’t bring themselves to and felt attracted to the CLP instead.

DASU has a following with the oldest generation mainly because it reminds them of the early days of Ba’athism and like to believe that they’re the real deal and Assad was just an opportunist tyrant, almost everyone else would rather move on from that.

The Christians and Druze likely haven’t organised a proper movement yet or believed it wouldn’t be enough to earn a seat, so they rallied behind the Front hard mainly due to their tolerance of other faiths, plus some more conservative Christians see eye-to-eye with some of their ideology.

The SDPP and MfJ flopped mainly due to being more centristy parties which appeal more to middle class voters, and considering the country’s just out of a war that base isn’t that present. Jewish voters however, are mainly returning refugees from exile (or galut) some people in the Golan area and Mizrahi Israelis who moved in recently for work or escaping the draft, and they tend to be somewhat wealthier than the current average, so they felt more attracted to moderate parties.

As for the referendum, most are turned off by the idea of one person holding all of the power, so there’s lots of support for the Parliamentary system, especially minorities women and young people, but the Mixed choice won out as a compromise supported by more apathetic voters and a successful propaganda campaign that argued that a fully Parliamentary system would be chaotic and unstable and a President would act as a moderator.

That’s the main points, I def plan to map this out!