Municipal Elections: Should the Left Refuse Any Electoral Alliance with France Insoumise?
The article discusses whether the left should refuse electoral alliances with the France Insoumise party, considering recent controversies and political dynamics in France.
Why is there no strong anti-system pole?
The article discusses the shift in Greece's political landscape since the crisis, highlighting the weakening of the traditional left-right divide in favor of a new distinction between systemic and anti-systemic parties.
The Paradox of Aragón: Why the Right Would Not Gain Seats in a General Election?
The article explores the electoral dynamics in Aragón, revealing that despite the PSOE losing a significant number of votes, it does not lose any parliamentary seats, while the PP loses seats despite a smaller drop in votes.
The consequences of Takaichi's victory for Australia and the Asia-Pacific
Sanae Takaichi's significant electoral victory in Japan is poised to shift the geo-strategic dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region, with notable ramifications for Australia.
What income says about elections in Aragon: who votes for whom in the regional elections
The article analyzes the electoral dynamics in Aragon, highlighting the influence of urban populations and regionalist parties on voting patterns predating national elections.
The flow of votes reshapes the military. The exploits in the European elections belong to others
Political scientist Salvatore Vassallo advises caution in interpreting a recent poll attributing 4.2% support to former general Vannacci, suggesting that the dynamics of electoral preferences are complex.
The Center, the ND plan, PASOK and Tsipras
The article discusses the electoral success of New Democracy and the strategic positioning of its main opponents, SYRIZA and PASOK, in the context of Greek political dynamics from 2019 to 2023.
Nine parties for 14 seats: how electoral fragmentation in Aragon benefits PP and PSOE
In the upcoming Aragon regional elections on February 8, nine different lists will compete for 67 available seats, affecting the dynamics between the political parties involved.
Three and a Half More Years
The article discusses the political challenges ahead as the electoral period begins, emphasizing the impact of legislative dynamics and the government's need to maintain populist measures amidst potential controversies.
One Nation may be soaring in the polls but history suggests it will struggle to go mainstream
The article discusses the challenges faced by One Nation party in transitioning from popular support in polls to actual mainstream acceptance, referencing past electoral dynamics in Queensland.