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    2. PomegranateBasic3671 on

      It’s a good project, all of them from the people I’ve met really care about transeuropean democracy. However, I can doubt if EU memberstates and their populations are really ready for it.

    3. MorsInvictaEst on

      I voted for them. They’re on the city council, doing good work and aren’t as conservative / snobbish as the greens while being very pro-environment as well.

    4. turkish__cowboy on

      idea is solid and cool, but i don’t think they have the sufficient institutional preparedness or intellectual background to transform the entire continent. disappointed with volt’s indolence.

    5. koniboni on

      I don’t really see the point of them. Their program seems to be limited to being pro Europe and left wing social politics. So basically the green party without the climate/environmental issues

    7. greenwinwows on

      In Portugal it’s mostly kids that made the Erasmus year their personality.

    8. Several-Zombies6547 on

      I agree with many of their beliefs, but in my opinion, it’s just a party destined to fail. They have really bad branding, non-charismatic politicians and single-issue parties are usually not successful.

    9. kelldricked on

      I vote for them but i hope they never become the major party.

    15. PresidentHurg on

      I wish them well, I didn’t vote for them because I value an social democratic ideology above most others. And Volt just isn’t that. But I align on many of their principles. And I am very pro-EU/pro-federalization. So go Volt.

    16. MVeinticinco25 on

      I would vote for them if their migration policies werent so liberal, just make frontex bigger, Schengen doesnt work if you dont properly control the exterior borders.

    17. lawrotzr on

      Hopelessly naive, and wet behind the ears. Also, way too much emphasis on gender equality / diversity over addressing wider and more serious societal, economic, and geopolitical issues – which is mainly due to a lack of capability.

      Everyone will have a gratuitous opinion on genderneutral toilets, it gets more difficult when providing a vision on European industry policy – that requires people with working experience and deep expertise.

      Once voted Volt, was a member, seen the party a bit from the inside in the Netherlands, decided that I’m too old for this – too many teenagers with no experience in real jobs fighting over very niche / metropolitan social policies. Even though I’m quite federalist when it comes to Europe.

    18. Redditfuchs on

      Love them. I voted for them last election and plan on continuing to do so.

    19. casualroadtrip on

      I voted for them both in national elections and for the EU elections.

    20. rensch on

      I like the pro-EU stances and progressive ideas, but I miss some of the more left-leaning economic policies of the green and social democratic parties. I’m also not sure if their federalist ideas are really in line with the realpolitik of the way the EU is set up. I get the idea behind Volt and like some of it, but it’s just a bit too idealistic to really work.

    21. Glorbo_Neon_Warlock on

      Pretty good all rounder frame, tho Gauss is like an all-rounder inprovement.

    24. MrButternuss on

      One of the only parties that raised concerns about skyrocketing cost of living, while the other parties keep arguing about immigration etc.

    25. bk_boio on

      Generally like them. Anti Russian, pro EU, pro climate, pro labour (they support the right to work remotely across the EU which I’m personally a big fan of), and they’re against the Chat Control bill

    28. OrkOrk435 on

      Here in Poland Volt doesn’t exist, but the idea of European Federation isn’t popular at all. People are afraid of losing their sovereignity to France and Germany

    29. Benutzernarne on

      European integration is a great idea that would ensure peace and prosperity but I‘m not sure Volt are the people for the job

    30. kacinto on

      In Portugal Volt is a shit show of favors and people that want to go up the political life and just join this party because of it’s presence in all of europe.

    31. Jagarvem on

      At least the Swedish chapter hasn’t left me a very good impression. If you went to their webpage throughout the entire election campaign earlier this year, the very first thing you’d be met with was the country name being misspelled.

      Now anyone can of course make a typo, but not double checking something as simple as that, nor fixing it for months even though people literally pointed it out, kind of encapsulates my entire impression of their seriousness here.

    32. Muaddib_Portugues on

      It’s definitely one of the political parties of all time.

    33. chepulis on

      I don’t want there to be pan-european parties. EUP coalitions – yes, but not parties. I want EU but with local politics, please. Our diversity is a virtue and people shouldn’t feel overwhelmed by politics of other countries. “Some People in Paris decided what should happen in Finland” is a recipe for disaster.

    34. BigDutchRabbit on

      I like them, don’t agree with everything, and haven’t voted for them (yet), but I like them.

    37. Dopral on

      Some good people with good ideas, but also a lot of very poor(to borderline incompetent) politicians with very poor ideas. At least, here in the Netherlands. No clue what they’re like anywhere else.

      I’m personally also not a big fan of some of their overly progressive policies.

      They for example refuse to compete in local(e.g. city council) elections if they can’t find a 50/50 split in male/female politicians. So if there are lots of men interested in their politics, but not that many women, they simply won’t compete.

    38. LukasVolt on

      They were really able to win me over. I have a background in IT and had a big focus on copyright stuff and was once a big fan of the Pirate Party here in Germany and Volt was able to capture the spirit and the thought that the Pirate Party wasn’t able to – to unite behind a shared set of goals which happened to be progressive and reflective. I like it, the local teams do great work and I hope that we will get to see more.

    39. Successful_Rate_1425 on

      Gave them my vote, europe should unify and not be driven apart

    40. Ok-Profession-1497 on

      Naive splinter group that fractures the left-progressive camp even further. Could do without

    41. MichaelTP_ on

      I kind of like them but the project feels a bit bland in some subjects and they are insignificant in my country, so voting for them is just throwing it to the bin

    42. Csak_egy_Lud on

      12 is usually enough, the Amper is much more important…

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