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Election preview: Georgia

It's not just Queensland: the transcaucasian nation of Georgia also goes to the polls tomorrow, with a reformed electoral system and a revitalised opposition.

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Election preview: Queensland

Queensland goes to the polls on Saturday, with its Labor government looking in a good but not unassailable position for re-election.

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What about the Senate?

Even if you think the presidential election is a foregone conclusion, the same isn't true for control of the Senate – which could make a critical difference to a Biden presidency.

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Election preview: Seychelles

One of Africa's smaller but more successful democracies is holding simultaneous parliamentary and presidential elections.

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Two weeks to go

Two weeks out from the US presidential election, and again the betting market seems to be overstating Donald Trump's chances compared to what the polls are saying.

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Big win for the left in Bolivia

A surprise first-round victory in Bolivia is something of an embarrassment for both left and right. [Updates added with further counting.]

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How good is proportional representation?

New Zealanders show that proportional representation doesn't mean you can't deliver clear results, as Jacinda Ardern's Labour government wins a landslide victory.

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Two presidential previews

A troubled country and a troubled pseudo-country both vote in presidential elections on Sunday: a first round in Bolivia and a second round in Northern Cyprus.

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Election preview: New Zealand

New Zealand is set to re-elect its centre-left government on Saturday, this time without its troublesome "populist" coalition partner.

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October election updates

An occasional (usually monthly) feature. Today, news from Lithuania, Kyrgyzstan, Belgium and Vienna.

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