Lorenzo Ruffati

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@mepassistants @SchumanShow I might be missing the joke but isn't it a fake screenshot? The document codes don't match the text

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@ChristianHeiens The interpretation you draw from it is questionable at best, but even the premise is just factually wrong
https://t.co/P2lVU8rFSa
and I'm pretty sure every capital in europe will have at least some similar illuminations

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@Andrew_W_Jiang @actsmaniac That seems like a good case of an election where moderation won in no small part thanks to the system 3/3

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@Andrew_W_Jiang @actsmaniac Macron would not have won a "left" primary against melenchon and would not have won a "right" primary against LePen, but LePen could (would) have won against LFI if would be Macron/LR voters had to choose between RN/LFI 2/3

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@Andrew_W_Jiang @actsmaniac The primaries have a different incentive structure
They favour moving towards the extremes since you're not fighting against the whole field
The two rounds+short interval between rounds is an incentive to moderate

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@StatisticUrban @WilliamC2004 Alternatively (since the whole premise is castles in the sky anyway) a floating city in the middle of the pacific off the coast of Chile would go very hard

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@sdelgendre Pardonne-moi mais je ne sais pas écrire en français

Assuming this was done by dimensionality reduction, have you tried extracting the most significant votes to try and give a meaningful interpretation of the two axis?

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@mepassistants At least for plenaries the results are actually available in XML as well. There's just no front end on the official website

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@Matthew23124019 @Berlaymonster @jackmrankin @MacaesBruno There's nothing normal in a parliamentary system forcing ministers to be MPs. It's a convention of the Westminster system and nothing more. And while it' conventional for prime ministers to be party leaders it's also not abnormal to have coalition governments led by non leaders

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@meme_ec @POLITICOEurope

[parltrack (@[email protected]) @parltrack]

the european parliament asked for input regarding open data, here's our answer: https://t.co/Hpa6Bs7XLK #opendata #ep #europeanparliament @Europarl_EN

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@DawidWawrzuta @EuropeElects Because he's not running for president of the US, also not sure about yougov but other polls publish approval ratings also for other party leaders and he's consistently in first or second place

For example: https://t.co/Km5bmb7GA0

[Europe Elects @EuropeElects]

France, Ipsos poll:

Approval ratings (president+party leaders)

Macron (LREM-RE): 39% (+1)
Le Pen (RN-ID): 28%
Bayrou (MoDem-RE): 28%
Dupont-Aignan (DLF-ECR): 22% (-1)
Mélenchon (FI-LEFT): 21% (-3)
Ruffin (PD-*): 19% (-4)
...

Field work: 17-18 July '20
Sample size: 1,000

[ESA Operations @esaoperations]

Congratulations to @CNSA_en on the launch of their first mission to Mars, Tianwen-1!

🎨Artist's impression, credit: @CNSA_en

[Donatella Sciuto @donatellasciuto]

Congratulations to Stefano Zanero recently appointed member of the Stakeholders Cybersecurity Certification Group (SCCG), the advisory body created by @EU_Commission and @enisa_eu
#proudlypolimi @raistolo @polimi
https://t.co/bmRBMG9z26

[Federico Moretti @Federic0Moretti]

@lofioramonti avendo abbandonato la nave lei non ha avuto occasione di parlare a villa Pamphilj, dove forse quei famosi 3 miliardi si potevano trovare. Vorrei almeno sapere cosa pensa a riguardo.
#istruzione

[DG MEME 🇪🇺 @meme_ec]

This meeting will be so physical that Conte and Rutte started going to the gym again

[DG MEME 🇪🇺 @meme_ec]

It shouldn't be too hard to make everybody happy, no?
@vonderleyen, @sebastiankurz, @EmmanuelMacron

[Henrik Enderlein @henrikenderlein]

Here is a short explainer of the 🇫🇷-🇩🇪 proposal.

The expenditure ceiling in the EU budget would be increased to around 2% of GNI (currently around 1% of GNI) for the next 3 years.

The additional around 165bn, which the EU could spend per year, would add up to 500bn.

1/11

[Lorenzo Ruffati @lruffati]

@VoltEuropa please, could you push this ECI https://t.co/0A6zAa72e6