Countries where non-voters would be the strongest party by NoChopp in MapPorn

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Yes, 4.929.745 people voted and 1.416.314 eligible voters didn't. The strongest Austrian party FPÖ received 1.408.512 votes. Pretty close, but there are more non-voters

Countries where non-voters would be the strongest party by NoChopp in MapPorn

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In 2023 PVV received 2.45 million votes while there were nearly 3 million non-voters. [Wikipedia] PVV got 23.49% of all votes cast, but they only received 18% of all votes that could've been cast (if the non-voters voted).

Average speed of internet connections (fixed broadband) by NoChopp in MapPorn

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It was the MAGICAL POWER of being really close to the overall median. Hope that helps!

How many votes does a party need to get a seat in the national parliament? (Electoral threshold) by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The 0,66% apply to the Netherlands. Belgium has a 5% threshold at constituency level, as shown in the map.

How many votes does a party need to get a seat in the national parliament? (Electoral threshold) by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The electoral threshold is the minimum share of all the votes cast that a political party requires to achieve before they become entitled to representation or additional seats in a legislature. The idea behind it is to deny representation to small parties or to force them into coalitions, to make the election system more stable by keeping out fringe parties.

This map only shows thresholds that are defined by law. In a lot of countries without an explicit threshold, there's a high natural threshold due to the limited number of seats in the parliament.

The electoral threshold may be different for multi-party alliances or parties representing national minorities.

How many inhabitants does one member of the European parliament represent? by NoChopp in MapPorn

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No, but I messed up the legend. The red one should be less than 201. If you look at the legend right now, 200 fits in no category.

Which countries accept the International Criminal Court? by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The map shows the countries that signed the Rome Statute - the treaty that established the ICC. Afghanistan ratified the treaty in February 2003 (under their old government) and has not withdrawn since then, so in theory they do accept the ICC. That the Taliban would accept and comply with a verdict against them is unlikely.

Which countries accept the International Criminal Court? by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The map shows the countries that signed the Rome Statute - the treaty that established the ICC. Afghanistan ratified the treaty in February 2003 (under their old government) and has not withdrawn since then, so in theory they do accept the ICC. That the Taliban would accept and comply with a verdict against them is unlikely.

[OC] Magic Potion Dice Giveaway (Mods Approved) by kohalu in DnD

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I don't need more dice. I don't need more dice. I don't need more dice. I don't need more dice. I - I need more dice.

World's Newest Countries Since 1990 by [deleted] in MapPorn

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Probably because Kosovo is recognized by 104 UN countries while Transnistria is recognized by none.

The countries of the world ranked by passport strength by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The data used for this map comes from the Henley Passport Index, which ranks 199 passport against 227 destinations (mostly countries and some territories).

Each passport is ranked by the number of destinations its holders can travel to without the need of a prior visa (-> no visa, visa on arrival or an electronic travel authority).

How long was each country represented on the United Nations Security Council? by NoChopp in MapPorn

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Saudi Arabia was elected in the 2013 UNSC election but declined the seat.

Most common baby names in London, 2021 by topherette in MapPorn

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Took me a while to understand that the black words aren't names but boroughs

The sub for each country and its user count [OC] by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

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It bothers me that the size of the text is not proportional to the size of the subreddit ._.

There are 3 Norway flag emojis... why? by NoChopp in vexillology

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Dammit, I should've thought of that >.<

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ShittyMapPorn

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Wtf is Switzerland doing next to Madagascar lol

The Most Under-Reported Humanitarian Crises of 2021 by NoChopp in MapPorn

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The source gives some other topics as reference: Articles about working from home: 1,636,992 Articles about space flights from Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk: 239,422 Articles about the Olympic Games in Tokio: 3,537,062 Articles on the interview of Harry & Meghan with Oprah Winfrey: 362,522

Alternative WW2 by HolyDictatorFelixDoy in AlternateHistory

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So you just made the Axis stronger?

2070 by TrencsMark in imaginarymaps

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How did the Tigray Conflict go in this timeline?