Between Loyalty and the Instinct for Survival
The article discusses the Mexican electoral reform proposed by President and Morena party, aimed at reducing electoral spending and restructuring congressional representation, amidst concerns from allied parties about being sidelined.
Electoral Reform: 'They Get Upset, but We Fulfill Our Promise to the People,' Says Sheinbaum upon Removing 'Pluris' Lists
Claudia Sheinbaum announced significant changes in electoral reform, aiming to empower voters by removing party-controlled 'plurinominal' lists for legislators and reducing election costs.
More leaders, fewer elected officials. How the new electoral law will transform the campaign for the Political Elections
Italy's new electoral law introduces significant changes that could shape the upcoming political campaign by distorting representation and eliminating constituencies.
Sánchez and Illa, united in adversity due to lack of budgets
The article discusses how Catalan President Salvador Illa is advancing budget discussions amidst potential electoral implications for Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Nigeria: APC Expresses Confidence in INEC Timetable, Says It's Fair to All Political Parties
The All Progressives Congress (APC) of Ondo State shows support for the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) 2027 election timetable, calling it fair and realistic for all parties involved.
Gaspar Llamazares: "If the approach is once again that there is a brave left and a cowardly left, we have no solution"
Former leader of IU, Gaspar Llamazares, expresses regret over Yolanda Díaz's withdrawal and suggests that Rufián could be a presidential candidate.
From Gallardo to Pollán: rise and fall of the first vice president of a government with Vox
The article discusses the political rise and decline of Juan García-Gallardo, the first vice president of the Castilla y León government formed with Vox, amid controversies regarding electoral strategy and party dynamics.
Letters to the Editor. Anna Tenje's analysis of older voters is not that smart
A reader criticizes Anna Tenje's strategy for winning older voters, highlighting the weaknesses of the Moderates' partnership with the Sweden Democrats and questioning the party's electoral strategies.
TSE resumes analyzing the rules for the elections in October; find out what is at stake
The Superior Electoral Court of Brazil is set to review the rules applicable to the upcoming elections, which detail existing laws rather than changing them.
Electoral law, dispute over the prize. And Schlein: "Ready for the primaries"
The electoral law in Italy is causing disputes among parties as Schlein expresses readiness for primaries amid tensions about election rules.
Electoral Law, Franceschini: "They want to rule with full powers and a Colle that is no longer a guarantor"
Senator Dario Franceschini criticizes the right's efforts to change the electoral law a year before elections, suggesting it aims for an unfair advantage and may backfire.
Government Supporters Say Bolsonaro Act at Paulista Was a 'Failure'
Lula's government allies downplayed the impact of a recent pro-Bolsonaro rally, labeling it a 'failure' amidst rising electoral competition.
New electoral survey and an unexpected fact: Could Villarruel complicate Milei's reelection?
A new survey suggests that Victoria Villarruel's potential candidacy in 2027 could hinder Javier Milei's chances for reelection.
Proposal to Require the Central Electoral Commission to Create Electronic Signature Collection Forms for Citizens
A member of the Lithuanian Parliament proposed amendments to create electronic signature collection forms for elections, enabling better management and visibility of the collection process for political entities.
The electoral campaign in Colombia heats up on the right
The electoral campaign in Colombia is heating up with a significant rise in support for Paloma Valencia, the candidate from the Uribismo faction, just a week before legislative and party primary elections.
The Right's Card in the Electoral Law to Take the Colle
A new electoral law proposed by Italy's right-wing coalition aims to secure power in the 2027 elections and potentially facilitate access to the presidency thereafter.
D'Alimonte: 'Excessive majority award, even Berlusconi couldn't do it'
Politologist Roberto D'Alimonte criticizes the method used for the new electoral law in Italy, calling it scandalous and excessive in its majority award.
The Movement 'For!' will start at the upcoming Saeima elections
The movement 'For!' is preparing to form electoral lists for the upcoming Saeima elections across all five electoral districts in Latvia, aiming for at least 2.5% voter support.
Conspiracy Theorists Unleashed on Electoral Law and Referendum Whispers. "But There's No Connection"
In a discussion at Fiumicino Airport, Italian politicians Maurizio Lupi and Stefano Candiani debate the timing of presenting a new electoral law amidst a referendum campaign.
Blocked lists and low threshold are also convenient for the left
Political developments suggest that proposed electoral law changes may be more beneficial to the left than initially perceived.
Albert Zennou: "And in the end, despite controversies and polemics, the PS will ally with LFI..."
Albert Zennou argues that, despite significant tensions and controversies, the Socialist Party (PS) will ultimately form an alliance with La France Insoumise (LFI) for electoral purposes.
Labour anxiety and accusations after big shift in Muslim vote to Greens
The Green Party's recent electoral success in Gorton and Denton has highlighted a significant shift of Muslim voters from Labour, causing tensions and accusations among political parties in the UK.
The electoral proximity completely colors the Day of Andalusia
The upcoming elections overshadow the Day of Andalusia celebration, with notable absences from the central government and opposition parties criticizing the event as a self-promotional gala for President Juan Manuel Moreno.
Wall Street Journal: Immigration and the Gaza War Upend a Century of British Politics
Recent political shifts in Britain reflect the growing influence of populist parties amidst changing voter demographics and concerns over immigration and globalization.
FdI's Overreach: Fast Track for Electoral Law. A Dance Around Preferences
The right-wing coalition in Italy is rapidly advancing electoral law reforms without consulting the opposition, aiming for swift implementation.
Ayuso Emphasizes Her Rural Agenda to Contain Vox in the Electoral Stronghold of the Sierra and the Western Arc of Madrid
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, is intensifying her rural agenda to connect with voters in the region's western and northern areas amidst competition with Vox.
Referendum and Electoral Law, the Capocracy in Government
The article discusses the current political landscape in Italy, focusing on the referendum and electoral law, amidst issues such as economic struggles and global political turbulence.
The 'election'? Being fashionable: Designer Mizael Perea creates bags with electoral propaganda
Mexican designer Mizael Perea repurposes electoral waste into fashionable items like bags and caps featuring political figures from the recent presidential election.
Labour leadership truce holds for now but clock is ticking for Starmer
Labour Party leader Keir Starmer maintains a fragile leadership truce amid internal dissent and electoral setbacks, leaving questions about his future role.
Electoral law, Salvini: 'Everything can be improved'
Matteo Salvini acknowledges that the electoral law could be improved, amid opposition claims of its unconstitutionality and discontent from his own party members regarding the abolition of single-member constituencies.
Meloni promotes a new Electoral Law that could benefit her in the 2027 elections
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is advocating for a new Electoral Law aimed at providing her party a strategic advantage in the upcoming elections.
Côte d'Ivoire: three years in prison required against the executive secretary of the PDCI
The Ivorian public prosecutor has recommended a three-year suspended prison sentence and a fine of 500,000 CFA francs against Calice Yapo, the executive secretary of the PDCI, for public disorder related to electoral disputes.
AfD in Bavaria: 'We can’t complain about anything.' Nevertheless, they vote for AfD.
Despite a thriving economy in Bavaria, many residents express support for the far-right party AfD, raising questions about the factors influencing their electoral choices.
New electoral law, simulations on the parties: the League risks being halved
The new electoral law in Italy could lead to the League party, led by Matteo Salvini, losing half of its representatives even in a coalition victory due to decreasing support and new voting rules.
Spring statement 2026: What it could mean for you and your money
The upcoming spring statement by the UK government on March 3 is depicted as a low-key event, amidst political scrutiny following Labour's recent electoral defeat.
Italy: The proposed electoral system with seat bonuses could give Meloni a comfortable victory
The proposed revision of Italy's electoral system could significantly increase Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's chances for re-election next year.
The closely watched electoral battle between Labour and Reform UK was won by the Greens
The Greens have emerged victorious in an important electoral contest against Labour and Reform UK.
Those of the Rosatellum. Now for the left everything is "unacceptable"
Elly Schlein and other leftists criticize any proposed electoral reforms while staunchly defending the current electoral law known as Rosatellum, which they believe ensures no political victory.
Electoral law, there is an agreement. Meloni: text in Parliament but we will not impose confidence
Italian political leaders have reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring stable parliamentary majorities, but Prime Minister Meloni has stated they won't impose confidence in Parliament regarding this proposal.
If voting were today with the new system: right-wing secured in the Chamber
A new electoral law to be introduced for the 2027 elections in Italy suggests significant changes favoring the right-wing coalition.
Nigeria Sets an Early Date for Presidential Elections
Nigeria has announced that the next presidential elections will take place on January 16, 2027, marking the first presidential election held in January since the country returned to civilian rule in 1999.
Claudia Sheinbaum defends electoral reform: She affirms that it is not a setback nor does it affect investments
President Claudia Sheinbaum asserts that the electoral reform does not hinder democracy or investment, countering claims that it aims to revert to a single-party state.
Neringa Council Member Convicted in 'Receipts' Case Retains Mandate
A Neringa council member convicted under a suspended sentence retains their mandate following a vote by the Electoral Commission.
The British Labour Party Suffered an Embarrassing Defeat – The Greens Celebrate
The British Labour Party experienced a significant electoral defeat in Manchester, losing to the leftist Greens and the right-wing Reform UK party.
Morning recap: 200 gunmen storm Yelwata community, Senate rejects Electoral Act amendment, INEC shifts 2027 polls, other top stories
A police witness testified that over 200 armed men invaded the Yelwata community, while the Senate rejected an amendment to the Electoral Act, and the INEC has postponed the 2027 elections to early next year.
Liberal party executive agrees to permanently bury review into catastrophic 2025 election defeat
The Liberal party's federal executive has decided to permanently shelve a review of their significant electoral defeat in 2025, shielding current and former leadership from scrutiny.
Who is Hannah Spencer? Green Party's NEW Gorton and Denton MP after shock result
Hannah Spencer has been elected as the new Green Party MP for Gorton and Denton, defeating competitors from Labour and Reform in a surprising electoral outcome.
Milei in the Mirror
The article reflects on political trends in Latin America, juxtaposing recent electoral victories and shifts towards populism and leftist governance in various countries against a backdrop of perceived democratic resurgence.
The siege on Lulinha and the breaking of confidentiality by the Federal Police pressures the government on the eve of the electoral campaign
Investigations involving Lulinha, son of Brazilian President Lula, and the Federal Police's actions have raised concerns about their potential impact on the upcoming election campaign.
Electoral Reform, the Blitz of the Center-Right. Discontent in the League
The center-right coalition in Italy has advanced its electoral reform proposal, leading to tensions within the League party.