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Election preview: Slovakia

Slovakia's centre-left government is seeking re-election, having secured economic growth and fought against accepting refugees. The alternative is a broad and possibly unstable centre-right coalition.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe 2 Comments 5 March 2016

Results roundup

An irregular feature updating world electoral news. This week, the United States, Iran, Spain, Ireland and Jamaica.

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The world we have lost

Twenty years on, Australia marks the advent of the Howard government. Time passes, but we still live in the shadow of that change.

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Super results

It's Super Tuesday, the one we've all been waiting for. Results as they come in.

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The agony of the Republican Party

The presidential nominating contests may be wrapping up, with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both heading into Super Tuesday on a high. The Republican Party, however, is not happy.

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Grand coalition looms in Ireland

Ireland's general election has produced a parliament that looks as if it will be unworkable on any basis other than a coalition of the two major parties, historic enemies though they are.

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Election preview: Ireland

Ireland combines an idiosyncratic party system with an oddly familiar electoral system, but today's election could usher in a period of uncertainty.

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Can anyone stop Trump?

Donald Trump walks away with the Nevada caucuses. Can anyone stop him getting the Republican nomination? And how much does it matter?

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On to South Carolina and Nevada

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton start favorites as their respective parties vote tonight in South Carolina and Nevada.

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The continuing struggle for Senate democracy

Don't depend on the media to explain what's at stake with Senate voting reform, or even to point out the biases of their sources.

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