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2022 in review

A review of the major electoral happenings on 2022, with particular reference to the invasion of Ukraine.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Ideas, War and peace 1 Comment 3 January 2023

Fiji chooses democracy, sort of

Fiji's original military ruler returns to power, this time as the champion of democracy. It's a cautionary tale, in which Australia has played a disreputable part.

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Charles Richardson Constitutional law, Elections, Oceania 4 Comments 30 December 2022

Loose ends for Christmas

Tying up some electoral loose ends as we head into the holiday season.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, Oceania 3 Comments 23 December 2022

Georgia repeats

Democrats go to a 51-49 Senate majority with a win in the Georgia runoff, leaving the Republican Party to face its Trumpist demons.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Party matters, United States Leave a comment 8 December 20228 December 2022

The teals and the heartland revisited

Independent candidates in the Victorian election fell well below expectations. That allowed the Liberal Party a modest recovery in its heartland, in contrast to the disaster at federal level.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Party matters 4 Comments 5 December 2022

US midterms wrap up

The composition of the new United States Congress is settled, with the exception of a Senate seat to be fought out next week.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, United States 5 Comments 30 November 20227 December 2022

Anwar takes his chance

The arrival in power of Anwar Ibrahim is a product of Malaysia's fractured party system but is also an inspiring personal story.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Personalities, South-East Asia Leave a comment 29 November 202219 January 2023

Will they ever learn?

Saturday's Victorian election showed the Liberal Party's failure to learn the lessons of history – even its own history.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Party matters 1 Comment 28 November 202228 November 2022

Further thoughts on Victoria

Independents and minor parties had a field day at this year's federal election; it's not clear that the Victorian election will suit them quite so well.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Electoral law, Party matters 1 Comment 25 November 2022

Election preview: Victoria

Victoria's Labor government looks less assured of re-election than it did a few months ago, but its opposition still faces a mammoth task.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Party matters 2 Comments 24 November 202226 November 2022

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