Reflections on the scope of the centre-left victory in Spain provide possible lessons for Australia's parties as well.
Author: Charles Richardson
Democrats ponder the top six
With nine months until voting starts, the campaign for the Democrat presidential nomination is well under way – with, so far, six front-runners.
Centre-left brings home the goods in Spain
Good news at last for the European centre-left, as its vote in Spain consolidates while that of its opponents splinters.
Understanding Spain, part II
Spain's Socialist prime minister looks to have made the right decision in calling a snap election, but victory is by no means assured.
Understanding Spain, part I
Sunday's Spanish election follows a long period of political confusion, but this time voters face a clear choice.
Senate reform: an interim verdict
Australia reformed its Senate voting system in 2016, partly in order to counter the multiplicity of candidates and tickets. How successful has that been?
Post-Easter results roundup
A swag of election results from Indonesia, Israel, Ukraine and North Macedonia.
Easter reading
Reading suggestions to brighten up your Easter weekend.
Election preview: Indonesia
Indonesia's president looks set for re-election with an increased majority.
A “libertarian” goes down
Final results from the New South Wales state election show the Liberal Democrats missing out on an upper house seat, for interesting reasons.
The World is Not Enough 