On Ripostes and the Far Right: Mainstream Party Strategies, Far Right Responses, and Electoral Success

In recent decades, democratic election management institutions underwent major changes in the construction and operation of countries around the world. The birth of the election system of the new democratic country and the transformation of the old democracy have contributed to this broad trend. In many democratic electoral system changes, the number of distant political parties is increasing dramatically in niches competing for work in a particular election. The increase in population of these parties has created many interesting possibilities for party research, especially how these new parties deal with the mainstream party's old policies and strategies.

For over 10 years, the discussion on the maximum revival has bothered free mainstream factions. There is no doubt that trends in elections have broadly benefited against opposition to the party's rights of the Democratic Party. But in Europe there is not a long-term breakthrough in the expected elections. The Australian election in 2016 and the final day forecast for the 2017 Dutch and French elections have not been achieved. However, the story of supernationalism, populism, anti-immigrants and terrorists who won more than 5 million votes in Germany has a more symbolic meaning. So far, the success of AfD is the most serious evidence, and is the chapter of postwar liberalism already on the spiral of death? Is there evidence that the legendary liberal consensus after the war is a noble but short-term one, not "the end of history" of victory?

We are seeing the emergence of extremely right parties in the mainstream European politics. EU skeptics after the euro area and the use of racist rhetoric to exploit the uncontrollable immigration crisis, these parties are winning voters in continental countries. Below are the guidelines for the rebellious top 10 rebellious highest institutions (some new organizations, established organizations). The biggest election success in Europe: Since September 2016, Germany's AfD was represented by 10 of the 16 German Legislatures. Last year the anti-Islamic policy replaced the focus of skepticism in Europe and the slogan "Muslim is not part of Germany" was held at the party's spring meeting. The support rate has declined in recent months: AfD's voting result is 8%, its leaders Frauke Petry and JörgMeuthen said the AfD politician's speech stopped German Nazi sin's atonement Urged

This year, the Austrian Liberal Party, the German Alternative Party (AfD) Party, and the Slovak People's Party gained significant benefits in the election. The other most partisan political parties, such as the Geert Wilders People's Liberal Party in the Netherlands, the People's Party of Denmark, Jobbik in Hungary, Golden Dawn in Greece, the National Front of France, have spread rapidly. The political parties of the European Parliament are organized by formal political groups and are cooperating in policy making and voting through them. The Conservative Party of England dominates the Conservative Party of Europe and the Reform Organization (ECR). It has become the third largest force in the European Parliament since the election in May 2014. In addition to the ECR Conservative Party, there are several very right-wing neo-Nazi compassionates.