Timor-Leste — Voting Analysis
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Vote records
| Year | Resolution | Title | Category | Position | Tally (Y/N/A) |
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Voting alignment is computed from UN General Assembly roll-call votes (1946–present). Agreement rates count the share of resolutions where both countries cast the same vote (Yes/No/Abstain), weighted by the inverse square root of the number of countries voting, to down-weight near-unanimous resolutions. Ideal points are estimated using a Bayesian item-response model (Voeten 2013) that places each country on a left–right policy dimension each session. Issue-area breakdowns use the topic codes assigned by the UN Bibliographic Information System.
Most aligned all-time
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Seychelles
97.7%
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Bahamas
95.6%
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Peru
95.2%
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Burkina Faso
95.1%
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Cabo Verde
95.0%
Least aligned all-time
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United States of America
16.1%
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Israel
19.1%
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Micronesia (Federated States of)
41.3%
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Canada
46.1%
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Palau
46.5%
Voting alignment over time ideal point (re-centred) — 0 = global average · positive = more Western-aligned · BSV2017
Position consistency: more stable than 94% of countries (std dev 0.13, ranked among 199 countries)
Closest neighbours countries with the most similar voting alignment in a given year
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