Linus Hagemann
@linushagemann.de
MEPping @howtheyvote.eu | MDS @hertieschool.bsky.social | somewhere at the insersection of policy, politics, data | personal opinions
This is another great newsletter by @nvondarza.bsky.social and if you are interested in EP roll-call votes - subscribe!
Regarding the "left + far-right" majority, a short thread on why I think this has to be treated/seen differently from the 🇻🇪 majority votes: It's about who *makes* decisions.
Regarding the "left + far-right" majority, a short thread on why I think this has to be treated/seen differently from the 🇻🇪 majority votes: It's about who *makes* decisions.
November was a month of high tension in the European Parliament.
I went through 51 final votes and 10 public Council votes for my latest EU-Analytics review – and found three different working majorities at play:
I went through 51 final votes and 10 public Council votes for my latest EU-Analytics review – and found three different working majorities at play:
EU Analytics November 2025 review
The breakdown of the Cordon Sanitaire amid three different majorities
substack.com
December 5, 2025 at 10:19 PM
This is another great newsletter by @nvondarza.bsky.social and if you are interested in EP roll-call votes - subscribe!
Regarding the "left + far-right" majority, a short thread on why I think this has to be treated/seen differently from the 🇻🇪 majority votes: It's about who *makes* decisions.
Regarding the "left + far-right" majority, a short thread on why I think this has to be treated/seen differently from the 🇻🇪 majority votes: It's about who *makes* decisions.
Reposted by Linus Hagemann
For the @euobserver.com, in cooperation with Novaya Gazeta Europe, @kominmo.bsky.social & Vitovt Kopytok provide an overview of pro-russian voting behavior and its rise in the 10th EP - based on HowTheyVote.eu data. Interesting read and highly recommended visuals!
euobserver.com/eu-and-the-w...
euobserver.com/eu-and-the-w...
Europe’s new pro-Kremlin bloc takes shape in the European Parliament
Since taking office, the new European Parliament has voted on at least 14 resolutions concerning Russia and Ukraine — a test of how its fresh line-up approaches foreign policy. A new data-driven inves...
euobserver.com
November 24, 2025 at 11:32 PM
For the @euobserver.com, in cooperation with Novaya Gazeta Europe, @kominmo.bsky.social & Vitovt Kopytok provide an overview of pro-russian voting behavior and its rise in the 10th EP - based on HowTheyVote.eu data. Interesting read and highly recommended visuals!
euobserver.com/eu-and-the-w...
euobserver.com/eu-and-the-w...
Reposted by Linus Hagemann
Very much looking forward to presenting recent experimental findings on voters’ perceptions of election polls @mzes-ssdl.bsky.social (@mzesunimannheim.bsky.social) next week!
🚨 Upcoming: "What Shapes Voter Perceptions of Election Polls? The Impact of Partisanship and Visual Design"
👤 @eliaskoch.bsky.social (Hertie School)
🗓️ Wed, November 5, 13:45-15:15 CET
📺 Register for the live stream: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
👤 @eliaskoch.bsky.social (Hertie School)
🗓️ Wed, November 5, 13:45-15:15 CET
📺 Register for the live stream: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
![What Shapes Voter Perceptions of Election Polls? The Impact of Partisanship and Visual Design
Hybrid event [A5, 6, Room A231 + Zoom]
November 05, 2025, 13:45-15:15
Abstract
Election polls are a central feature of modern electoral campaigns, providing voters with information that can guide their decisions. Yet, voters are often confronted with many polls showing volatile or conflicting outcomes, and media outlets present these polls in very different ways. This raises two key questions: (1) How do voters judge the trustworthiness of a poll’s results? and (2) How does the way a poll is presented affect these perceptions? I present experimental evidence from two large-scale studies in Germany. Together, they show that both the content of a poll and the way it is presented influence voter perceptions, offering new insights into how individuals navigate modern campaigns environments.
Presenter(s)
Elias Koch is a Doctoral Researcher at the Research Training Group DYNAMICS (HU Berlin/Hertie School) and a Research Associate at the Hertie School in Berlin. His research explores party competition and political behaviour in established democracies, with a particular focus on shifting public opinion landscapes.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:oizrkjzyr6vekl76tjctghcl/bafkreiea2wek2lsf5fbeqvhbk7bxgtzh6nvd6oodcuvj42nsza6uztkrma@jpeg)
October 29, 2025 at 11:56 AM
Very much looking forward to presenting recent experimental findings on voters’ perceptions of election polls @mzes-ssdl.bsky.social (@mzesunimannheim.bsky.social) next week!
Over @howtheyvote.eu, I try to take a look back at each EP plenary session once it's done, and I had a second to look for interesting patterns in the votes - the roundup for the last plenary session at the end of october just dropped!
🗳️ Another #plenary week (actually calendar week 43) in the #EP is (long) over and votes are up on howtheyvote.eu!
After making sure we give you the most up-to date and comprehensive data on roll-call votes possible, let's take a 👀 at some of the things that happened in the European Parliament: A 🧵
After making sure we give you the most up-to date and comprehensive data on roll-call votes possible, let's take a 👀 at some of the things that happened in the European Parliament: A 🧵
Find out how Members of the European Parliament vote
Find out how Members of the European Parliament vote.
howtheyvote.eu
November 2, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Over @howtheyvote.eu, I try to take a look back at each EP plenary session once it's done, and I had a second to look for interesting patterns in the votes - the roundup for the last plenary session at the end of october just dropped!