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In the conversation on The Forum & Friends, Martin Sellner talks about “Group C,” meaning non-assimilated citizens, and about how a responsible remigration policy could deal with this group. He advocates a combination of political and economic pressure as well as incentives for voluntary return. As an example, he cites Denmark’s anti-ghetto legislation and describes a system designed to make the formation of parallel societies less attractive while at the same time promoting voluntary return.
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Speaking on The Forum & Friends, Martin Sellner outlines the Institute for Remigration’s planned rating system for political parties and politicians: assessing their remigration policies and holding them accountable for their commitments. Our aim is to give voters a clear basis for comparison and politicians an incentive to keep their word.
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The radical-left party DIE LINKE has won the 2026 Berlin election - benefiting massively from ethnic voting. Our institute analyzed the official results from all 4,114 polling and postal-voting districts. The pattern is striking: In areas where less than 10% of the population has a migration background, the AfD received 25.4% and DIE LINKE 17.8%. In areas where the share is at least 60%, the relationship is almost completely reversed: DIE LINKE received 41.0%, while the AfD won just 10.6%. This district-level pattern is supported by an election-day survey conducted by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen. According to an analysis obtained by the Catholic News Agency (KNA), 51% of surveyed Muslim voters supported DIE LINKE - compared with the party’s citywide result of 25.7%. This represents an increase of 36 percentage points among Muslim voters compared with the 2023 election. Developments since the previous election also reveal growing polarization. In the areas with the highest migration-background shares, DIE LINKE gained 24.7 percentage points. The AfD, by contrast, recorded its strongest gains in the areas with the lowest shares. At the same time, voter turnout increased particularly strongly in heavily migration-shaped areas. Left-wing parties - in Berlin, above all DIE LINKE - are benefiting from ethnic voting and the mobilization of these areas. The presence of Lebanese clan boss Issa Remmo at the party’s election-night celebration was symbolic of this development. Replacement migration does not merely change the composition of the population. In the long term, it also changes political majorities and thereby threatens the democratic self-determination of the native population. This is why Europe needs Remigration.
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Germanys most radical leftist party - DIE LINKE - has won the Berlin election. Also present at its election party: Lebanese clan boss Issa Remmo, flashing the victory sign. We are currently analyzing the results from all 4,114 official polling and postal-voting districts. One thing is already clear: DIE LINKE seems to have benefited massively from ethnic voting and the mobilization of heavily migrant-populated areas. Our analysis will follow shortly.
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Yesterday, Martin Sellner joined John Laughland on Forum & Friends to discuss the Institute for Remigration, Denmark’s anti-ghetto policies and how remigration can work in practice.
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In Sweden’s 2026 election, districts with large migrant populations had both more eligible voters and higher turnout than four years earlier. Across 387 directly comparable districts where at least 60% of residents have a foreign background, the number of eligible voters increased by 29,101 - or 6.6% - between 2022 and 2026. Ballots cast rose even faster, by 37,850 or 14.1%, while turnout increased by 4.3 percentage points. In districts with less than 10% foreign background, turnout moved in the opposite direction, falling by 1.9 points. Sweden’s migrant-heavy electorate is not only expanding; it is becoming more mobilised. In a closely divided country, this asymmetry gives the ethnic vote growing national weight.
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Read the full-analysis:
Our new analysis examines the role of the ethnic vote in Sweden’s 2026 election. Across 6,282 districts, the left won 83.7% in the most migrant-heavy areas, while migration-critical SD took 5.6% - a divide that may already decide who governs.
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The Ethnic Vote in Sweden’s 2026 Election

An analysis of more than 6,000 electoral districts shows how sharply Sweden’s electorate is dividing along demographic lines. In the country’s most heavily migrant districts, the left received 83.7

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🏛️ Putting remigration on the agenda. Tonight on The Forum & Friends, @MartinSellner_ joins @john_laughland to discuss remigration and the political debate surrounding it in Europe. 📅 Tonight ⏰ 8 PM CET | 2 PM EST 📺 Live on all our channels
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🏛️ Putting remigration on the agenda. Tonight on The Forum & Friends, @MartinSellner_ joins @john_laughland to discuss remigration and the political debate surrounding it in Europe. 📅 Tonight ⏰ 8 PM CET | 2 PM EST 📺 Live on all our channels
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Go and watch @MartinSellner_ speak about the @remigrationinst & @SaveEuropeAct ! Remigration must become a reality✈️
🏛️ Putting remigration on the agenda. Tonight on The Forum & Friends, @MartinSellner_ joins @john_laughland to discuss remigration and the political debate surrounding it in Europe. 📅 Tonight ⏰ 8 PM CET | 2 PM EST 📺 Live on all our channels
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🏛️ Putting remigration on the agenda. Tonight on The Forum & Friends, @MartinSellner_ joins @john_laughland to discuss remigration and the political debate surrounding it in Europe. 📅 Tonight ⏰ 8 PM CET | 2 PM EST 📺 Live on all our channels
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Vielen Dank an die taz für die Erwähnung unseres Policy-Papers „Sachsen-Anhalt als Remigrationsmusterland“. Wir freuen uns, dass unsere Arbeit auch außerhalb der üblichen Leserschaft auf Interesse stößt.
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Sweden’s 2026 election reveals a widening political divide between low-migration and migrant-heavy electoral districts. Across 5,003 directly comparable districts, the leftist bloc consisting of V-S-MP lost 2.8 percentage points where fewer than 10% of residents have a foreign background. In districts above the 60% threshold, the left instead recorded a minimum net gain of 8.3 points. This comparison already adds Nyans’s entire 2022 vote to the left-wing baseline. Even under that conservative assumption, the gains reach 9.0 points at the 80% threshold and 7.1 points at 90%. Low-migration and migrant-heavy Sweden are moving in opposite political directions. The ethnic vote is becoming an increasingly decisive fault line in Swedish politics.
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Read the full-analysis:
Our new analysis examines the role of the ethnic vote in Sweden’s 2026 election. Across 6,282 districts, the left won 83.7% in the most migrant-heavy areas, while migration-critical SD took 5.6% - a divide that may already decide who governs.
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The Ethnic Vote in Sweden’s 2026 Election

An analysis of more than 6,000 electoral districts shows how sharply Sweden’s electorate is dividing along demographic lines. In the country’s most heavily migrant districts, the left received 83.7

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How large are the educational differences between students with and without a migration background in Western Europe, and how high is the price our children are paying? The Institute for Remigration has analyzed the microdata from the PISA 2025 study for 16 Western European countries. Students whose two parents were born in the respective test country were compared with students where at least one parent was born abroad. In the video, Martin Sellner contextualizes the results of our analysis and discusses how population replacement affects the results and performance of native students.
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