Last update: 20 October 2023
Let’s try it!
Form \(x\) Groups ➜ Parties
It’s the day after election and a new coalition has to be formed
What’s up for grabs?
1 Head of Government
6 Ministerial Posts
Governments’ policy position
Each party (secretly) draws a goal (policy, office, or combined)
Random draw of party positions and election results here
Formateur (party with most seats) makes first proposal
Parties take turns (in order of their seat-shares) in answering proposals or propose alternatives
Parties with joined 50+X seat-share can agree on a coalition
Office- and Policy-Points depend on your party goal:
Office-seeking: 1 point per ministerial office
Policy-seeking: 6 - |coalition position - party position|
Combined: \(\frac{Office Points + Policy Points}{2}\)
Parties D, E , and B agree on forming a coalition:
Portfolios:
Party D: 4
Party E: 1
Party B: 1
Policy: 3.5
Distance D: 1.5
Distance E: 0.5
Distance B: 2.5
D | E | B | |
---|---|---|---|
Goal | Office | Policy | Both |
H o G | 1 | 0 | 0 |
Portfolios | 4 | 1/2=0.5 | |
Policy | 6-0.5=5.5 | (6-2.5)/2=1.25 | |
Overall | 5 | 5.5 | 1.75 |