Bulgarian voters end their long period of instability by choosing an anti-corruption but pro-Russian prime minister.
Category: Elections
Hungary and Victoria
Victoria's attempt to shut out independents fares badly in court, just as the Hungarian election shows the danger of trying to rig election rules.
Landslide in Hungary
A stunning opposition victory in Hungary gives hope to the democratic world and tells us that authoritarians are not invincible.
All eyes on Hungary
Hungary's future is on the line on Sunday, and with it a certain model for right-wing politics around the world.
South Australia wraps up
South Australia wraps up. Despite all the angst about the preferential system, preferences didn't make a lot of difference.
Bumper European roundup
News from elections in Denmark, Slovenia, Spain and Germany, plus a referendum in Italy.
France’s mainstream holds on
France's municipal elections wind up, with not much change and a continued strong showing from the mainstream parties.
South Australia answers the question
The South Australian election confirms that the surge of the far right is real, and the crisis of the Liberal Party is existential.
A note about third party votes
A quick refresher on the record of third parties in Australian elections.
Election preview: South Australia
South Australia votes in an election that could burst the One Nation bubble or could intensify the crisis in the Liberal Party.