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Iran’s moderate nails it

A moderate victory in Iran poses a test for theocrat Ali Khamenei.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Middle East 6 Comments 16 June 2013

A quick guide to Iranian election results

Moderate candidate Hassan Rouhani has a big early lead in Iran's presidential election. Here's how to follow along with the count.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Middle East 3 Comments 15 June 2013

Election preview: Iran

Iran's presidential election looks as if it might be more exciting than anyone expected, with a surge in support for the most moderate candidate and the chance of a runoff next week.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Middle East Leave a comment 14 June 2013

Populist insurgency not working well in Italy

Italy's centre-left finally gets some good news, but its populist movement is facing the sort of problems that typically plague amateurs in politics.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Europe, Italy, Party matters 1 Comment 13 June 201328 January 2022

Nauru – a political system in miniature

Nauru elected a new parliament on Saturday, with a record number of candidates and an unusually high turnover among MPs. Being Nauru, however, the numbers are all very small.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Oceania 2 Comments 11 June 2013

Iran lurches further down the theocratic road

A presidential election in Iran looks like falling well short of a democratic exercise, but public opposition to the regime is by no means extinct.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Middle East 1 Comment 6 June 2013

Another election roundup

Tying up some loose ends from recent electoral events, plus an advance look at next month's Iranian election.

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Charles Richardson Africa, Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Middle East, South-East Asia 1 Comment 20 May 2013

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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