Two decades of left-wing rule come to an end in Bolivia, with two right-of-centre candidates to contest the presidential runoff in October.
Category: Latin America
Two wins for incumbency
Interim leaders in Gabon and Ecuador both win election to full terms, but neither without controversy.
End-of-summer update
Our regular look at election news from around the world, covering Belgium, Ecuador, Abkhazia and Austria.
Autocrats north and south, revisited
An opportune moment to return to the comparison of Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro.
Venezuela splits the left
Venezuela's embattled president finds he is lacking support from many leaders who might have been thought to be his natural allies.
How not to rig an election
Venezuela's election, as was feared in advance, is clearly fraudulent. Whether or not it can be overturned is another question.
Election preview: Venezuela
Venezuela's president is facing probable defeat, but it's far from clear whether he will accept the result.
Democracy wins another one
A coup attempt fails in Bolivia.
EOFY election roundup
A quick roundup of recent election news that you might have missed, including Iceland, North Macedonia, Panama and Iran.
Change, of a sort, in Mexico
Mexico's president-elect, with the endorsement of her controversial predecessor, has won a big mandate. What she will do with it remains to be seen.
The World is Not Enough 