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Category: Elections

Opinion polls come a cropper in British Columbia

British Columbia's Liberal Party wins re-election despite what the polls said, in a result that will give comfort to unpopular incumbents everywhere.

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Bulgaria enters uncharted waters

An indecisive election result puts Bulgaria into limbo, but the media don't bother telling people anything useful about it.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Media 1 Comment 14 May 2013

A quick update on Bulgaria

How to read Bulgarian election results.

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A vote for stability in Pakistan

There were no big surprises in Pakistan's election, but the peaceful transfer of power to Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League is itself a major step towards modernisation.

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Election preview: Bulgaria

Bulgaria votes for a new parliament on Sunday, with opinion polls showing a close race between the centre-right and its social democratic opposition.

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Election preview: Pakistan

Pakistan votes tomorrow in an election that, for all its violence and unpredictability, marks an important milestone on the democratic road.

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Republicans still fighting the Civil War

A new NRA president is the cue for another look at the Republican Party's debt to the deep south.

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A new old president for Polynesia

Veteran anti-independence leader Gaston Flosse is back in charge in French Polynesia, but ongoing corruption charges mean that his tenure is far from assured.

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Some Malaysian numbers to ponder

An analysis of Malaysia's electoral results shows how the government won. (Hint: it wasn't by winning more votes.)

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A dubious victory for Malaysia’s government

Prime minister Najib Tun Razak has been re-elected in Malaysia, but even with all the advantages of a compliant electoral system it's doubtful whether he won the majority of votes.

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