Friday offtopic: Global parties map

[kiaa]

A global map with all subdivisions marked by the dominant - or if applicable, officially elected - political parties, which are colour-coded according to their official position on the political spectrum as of June, 2020.



Source: I Fucking Love Maps

Comments

[fridi]

Actually North Korea might not be what the creator of this map imagines it to be.

https://www.lowyinstitute.org/the-interpreter/if-north-korea-isnt-communist-then-what-it

[mahnmut]

Australia is so far off, it basically fell off the map (QLD and WA has a centre-left Labor Government and TAS has a centre- right Liberal one).
And for once NZ is on the map... but wrong as well!

[airiefairie]

There is no social-democratic party officially elected in the US...

[ex_flameandsong751]

That blue in the US needs to be a bit darker, for "nationalist right". Also I don't know why there's any red in the US at all, we don't have actual socialists elected here or we wouldn't have the problems we're having. (What we call "left" here is actually pretty moderate by actual leftist standards.)

[asthfghl]

That sort of red is supposed to represent social democrat. I agree that there's no left in the US.