CLEAN : Political analyst defends Macedonia name referendum results

The transcript discusses the voter turnout in Macedonia's past elections, highlighting the low turnout in recent local elections compared to previous years. It outlines the expectations for the referendum, which were not met, and the Prime Minister's response to the results. The discussion also covers the political implications of the referendum results, suggesting that the Prime Minister may have a strong position in future elections. Finally, the potential impact of NATO membership on Macedonia's future is considered, emphasizing the importance of securing a favorable deal with Greece.

What was the voter turnout in the last local elections in Macedonia?

• 700,000

• 1.2 million

• 1.03 million

• 650,000

What was the maximum expected turnout for the referendum?

• 1.03 million

• 650,000

• 1.2 million

• 700,000

How many votes did the Prime Minister collect for the referendum?

• 1.2 million

• 650,000

• 1.03 million

• 700,000

What is the significance of the 650,000 votes collected in Macedonia?

• It was the expected turnout for local elections.

• It was the number of people who opposed the referendum.

• It was a significant figure for the referendum.

• It was the highest turnout in any election.

What could be a potential outcome of the referendum results?

• Increased voter turnout

• Exclusion from NATO

• A new deal with Greece

• Early elections