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Germany almost live

Analysis and interpretation of German election results as they appear.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 10 Comments 27 September 202126 January 2022

Election preview: Germany

Germany finally faces its post-Merkel future, with Sunday's election looking fairly clear in its general shape but highly uncertain in its consequences.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 1 Comment 24 September 202126 January 2022

Germany, one month out

The political landscape in Germany has shifted quite a bit in the last four months. With a month to go until the election, there could still be more twists in the tale.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 9 Comments 26 August 202126 January 2022

Extremes on the retreat in Germany

Germany's centre-right finally gets some good news, with big gains in a state election at the expense of both far left and far right.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 2 Comments 7 June 202126 January 2022

Germany five months out

Germany's two leading parties have both announced their standard-bearers for September's election. Will they end up governing together for the first time?

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 2 Comments 26 April 202126 January 2022

A bad day for Ms Merkel

Two state elections in Germany send a message of stability, but the Greens set a new record while centre-right and far right both lose ground.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany 1 Comment 16 March 202126 January 2022

January electoral roundup

A monthly feature summarising some recent electoral news. Today Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, Uganda and Germany.

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Charles Richardson Africa, Australia, Central and South Asia, Elections, Europe, Germany, Party matters, Political issues 4 Comments 19 January 202126 January 2022

Party games in Germany

Germany's centre-left has chosen a moderate to lead it into next year's election. The centre-right may or may not follow suit, but both parties have similar issues to confront – as do their counterparts in other countries.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany, Party matters Leave a comment 14 August 202026 January 2022

Germany’s problem is our problem

A resolution of sorts to the crisis in Thuringia, but still no clear answer to the centre-right's dilemma.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Elections, Europe, Germany, Party matters, Political issues 7 Comments 26 February 202026 January 2022

Meanwhile, in Thuringia

Outrage in Germany as liberals and centre-right vote with the far right in a state parliament. Has an important taboo been broken?

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Germany, Party matters, Political issues 10 Comments 6 February 202026 January 2022

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