Party positions on climate

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Global Power & Influence Index · party positions · provisional

Where party systems stand on climate, in eight measures

Every measure below is built from national election manifestos — 365 documents across 22 countries — and aggregated to the party system by seats held. Hover any point for the country, the election, and how much of that parliament the reading rests on.

Provisional working output, not published figures. These come from development builds. Several scoring choices are still awaiting Code-Owner review, and one definitional question — whether the position measure scores statements or extracted commitments — is open and would move the numbers. Read these for shape and coverage rather than for values.
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The two-sided measures

These three keep two poles apart rather than netting them into one score, because the combinations matter: a party system can be warm towards clean energy and warm towards fossil fuels at the same time — the “all of the above” position — which a single axis would erase. Larger dots rest on more of the parliament; hollow dots have an error bar of exactly zero, meaning the evidence was too thin to vary.

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The single-scale measures

Each row is one measure across every country-election, drawn against its own declared scale so the spread is comparable. A row whose dots huddle in one corner is not separating countries from one another, whatever range it claims.