Template talk:German political parties
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In the "Represented in the European Parliament" section parties are split into major and minor parties. However, Volt, categorized as a minor party, won more votes and more seats than FW (Free Voters), yet the latter is categorized as a major party. I propose categorizing the Free Voters as a minor party as well. They may be a junior government partner in one state and have minimal representation in two more states (one of those since last week) but that doesn't make them major, especially in the context of the European Parliament. Not when Volt as a EU wide party has seats in the national government of the Netherlands. ---2001:9E8:991:8500:F532:20C8:FE63:50F4 (talk)14:33, 5 September 2024 (UTC) Rafin[reply]
Shouldn't the template be named "Parrties in the German Budestag" or something like that? The numbers denote their Budestag membership, though there's no way to know this if you don't already; and there are a number of German parties with elected represesntatives on the state level that aren't listed here. --Jfruh (talk)02:52, 24 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]
