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C is further right than B

@FellowMellow: C is more liberal than B, but B isn’t conservative either and C is more economically right-wing, so C is usually considered to the right of B. The Chapel Hill expert survey, for example, ranks C’s overall position (lrgen) as 6.80 and B’s as 5.20 on a scale from 0 as far-left to 10 as far-right. C split from D over D’s euroscepticism and plenty of its members including its leader used to be members of D. The leader of D himself has referred to D, C, and M as Iceland’s right-wing parties. [1] In the election live-blog there’s also a post from hours before his comments about the popularity of the three right-wing parties among students. Brainiac242 (talk) 19:41, 1 December 2024 (UTC)