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Polish government in crisis

Poland's government is teetering after the loss of a key coalition partner. Will its divided opposition finally get its chance?

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Charles Richardson Europe, Party matters, Political issues Leave a comment 12 August 2021

Brisbane and Budapest

Self-described lovers of freedom seem to have a weak spot for authoritarians. Compare and contrast Queensland and Hungary.

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Two Ohio primaries

Two safe Congressional districts in Ohio produce interesting results in their primary elections, with quite different lessons for the losers.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Party matters, United States Leave a comment 9 August 2021

What’s happening in Italy?

Italy's broad-based government has shifted the balance of power within the country's right, in a way that may have much broader consequences.

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Why Arizona matters

As the Trumpists continue their campaign on "election fraud", politicians from both sides are in denial about the seriousness of the threat to American democracy.

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Charles Richardson Electoral law, Party matters, Political issues, United States Leave a comment 5 August 20217 October 2021

Trump vs Trumpy in Texas

Donald Trump's preferred candidate loses a by-election in Texas, but that doesn't necessarily tell us anything about his influence in the Republican Party.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Party matters, United States 2 Comments 3 August 2021

Centre-left back in Sweden

Sweden's centre-left prime minister returns to office following a narrow escape, but his coalition has been badly weakened in advance of next year's election.

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Charles Richardson Europe, Party matters, Scandinavia 2 Comments 12 July 202126 January 2022

New York goes preferential

Democrats choose their candidate for mayor of New York in America's biggest experiment yet with preferential voting.

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Europe’s far right consolidates

Most of Europe's far-right parties agree on a declaration of policy towards the EU. Could it be a step towards bigger things?

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Charles Richardson Europe, Party matters, Political issues 1 Comment 7 July 2021

Finally some good news for UK Labour

Another British by-election produces a narrow Labour victory, with the odious George Galloway playing a spoiler role.

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