Out of interest, which countries running a democracy have no risk of electing a government you wouldn't like?
The UK had over a decade of voting labour in not too long ago.
You might need to find a dictatorship running policies you agree with and move there to be safe.
There's always a
risk of course, but there's also clear tendencies historically. Like Austria for instance always has been right-leaning even with the centrist parties that generally have been in power, and of course the right wingers having grown massively in strength, reaching 30% quite easily in each election. Liberal parties generally do not stick, and the only leftist party that has any sort of success are the Greens, which hover around 10% give or take.
Italy is in a very similar boat, with the right Berlusconi alliance and Five Star being among the top 3, both 25% or more, and the Social Democrats wavering around 30%.
On the other hand you have countries like Sweden, or the Netherlands, where yes, there are right movements that also have been gaining in strength, but they certainly are nowhere near as strong as in Austria or Italy.
These also are countries I would consider moving to.
If Scotland has a similar situation in terms of their parliamentary structure should they go independent (and to my knowledge, Scotland leans more left in comparison to the rest of the UK), I would definitely consider moving there over Austria, where 1/3 of the population votes right wing.
