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Category: Electoral law

Does it matter who funds think tanks?

Ideas matter, independently of who's paying for them. But that doesn't mean that the latter is unimportant.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Electoral law, Ideas, Media, Political issues 3 Comments 10 August 201827 January 2022

History, the constitution and “Super Saturday”

The saga of section 44 is an interesting lesson on the intersection of law, history and politics. Where do we go now?

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Charles Richardson Australia, Constitutional law, Elections, Electoral law, Political issues 4 Comments 2 August 201827 January 2022

Not all libertarians

An anti-Trump libertarian argues for structural reform to give more power to urban Americans.

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Charles Richardson Electoral law, Ideas, Political issues, United States 1 Comment 6 July 201827 January 2022

Germany and the doomsday scenario

The European far right is a powerful ally for Donald Trump, but it is not on the point of taking power.

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Charles Richardson Electoral law, Europe, Germany, Political issues 1 Comment 4 July 201827 January 2022

Election preview: Mexico

It looks like being third time lucky for Mexico's veteran leftist in Sunday's presidential election.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Latin America, Party matters 1 Comment 29 June 2018

Turkish democracy’s last stand

Sunday's election in Turkey is probably the last chance to arrest its slide into authoritarianism. Polls suggest it could be very close.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Europe, Middle East 2 Comments 22 June 2018

Election preview: Malaysia

If Malaysia was a democracy, the opposition would already be in power. As it is, they look like missing out again.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Party matters, South-East Asia 2 Comments 9 May 2018

Lebanon goes to the polls at last

Lebanon's long-delayed general election is a poor result for its prime minister, but he may still contrive to keep his job.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Middle East, War and peace 2 Comments 8 May 2018

Election preview: Hungary

Central Europe's most illiberal leader faces the voters, helped by a voting system designed for his own benefit.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Europe, Party matters 2 Comments 8 April 2018

Election preview: South Australia

South Australians go to the polls, with little reason to think that the electoral system will reflect their wishes.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Electoral law 1 Comment 16 March 2018

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