SPD in Crisis: Klingbeil Has Never Been Under Greater Pressure
Lars Klingbeil, the leader of the SPD, faces increasing pressure within the party following the electoral defeat in Rhineland-Palatinate, as discussions about the party's direction and reforms intensify.
The TSE of 2026: Who are the ministers and what to expect from the court in the election
The Brazilian Superior Electoral Court (TSE) is undergoing leadership changes in preparation for the 2026 elections, with a new focus on legal reforms and oversight of AI-generated content.
Letters from readers: There are other steps missing, Mahiques doctrine, nonsense
The article discusses readers' letters emphasizing the need for more democratic reforms in Argentina and critiques the current legal doctrine under the Ministry of Justice.
Last Minute Disagreements
The PT faced internal disagreements over its support for the electoral 'Plan B' and had to negotiate in the Senate to address conflicts.
The president's bleak outlook heading towards 2027
Claudia Sheinbaum faces criticism for her failure to pursue significant electoral reforms, opting instead for a weak alliance with other parties.
Municipal Elections: The Battle for the 'Useful Vote' Revived by Electoral Reform in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille
The upcoming municipal elections in major French cities are witnessing a renewed emphasis on the 'useful vote' due to recent electoral reforms.
Gwangju Citizens’ Group Calls for Expanded Voting Rights and Electoral System Reform Ahead of First Integrated Mayor Election
A coalition of civic groups in Gwangju demands electoral reforms to enhance citizens' voting rights ahead of the upcoming local elections.
Electoral Reform: Reasons Not to Buy It
The article critiques proposed electoral reforms in Mexico, arguing they are misleading and detrimental to democratic representation.
‘Abominable, to say that changes to plurinominals and financing will come with plan B,’ warns Ricardo Monreal
Ricardo Monreal criticizes claims that electoral reforms under plan B could modify the election method for plurinominal legislators or reduce public funding for parties.
All or nothing against the PASO, ideological electoral contributions and Milei wants the vote of Cambiemos
The Argentine government under Milei threatens Congress with an ambitious agenda, pushing for 90 legislative projects while facing opposition regarding economic issues.
The Government advances with political reform: the plan to eliminate the PASO and allow voting for the complete list on the Single Ballot
The Argentine government under President Javier Milei is proposing significant electoral reforms ahead of the 2027 elections, including the potential elimination of primary elections (PASO) and making the single ballot more comprehensive.
Coordinator of Flávio's campaign anticipates new reforms in social security and labor
Rogério Marinho, coordinator of Flávio Bolsonaro's presidential campaign, discusses potential new reforms in Brazil's social security and labor laws following a possible electoral victory.
Shots at the Soul: From Libertarianism to Official Truth
The Argentine government, fueled by its electoral victory, is enacting controversial reforms to challenge and discredit media narratives counter to its interests.
Electoral law, negotiations underway. FdI now wants to postpone: "Let's discuss after the vote"
Fratelli d'Italia is advocating for a delay in discussions on electoral law reforms until after the upcoming vote.
If to Salinas' creatures we go…
Claudia Sheinbaum dismissed criticisms from notable political figures as mere 'ghosts' created by Carlos Salinas de Gortari in light of proposed electoral reforms.
"We have the numbers to block any destabilizing attempt," said Martín Menem and anticipated the reforms to come
Martín Menem, President of the Chamber of Deputies in Argentina, expressed confidence in blocking any destabilizing efforts from the opposition with the support of his coalition, while discussing upcoming electoral reforms proposed by President Javier Milei.
'Alito' Moreno Responds to Luisa Alcalde's Challenge Regarding Plurinominal Deputies: 'You Are Desperate'
Alejandro Moreno, national president of the PRI, responded to criticisms from Morena's Luisa Alcalde regarding electoral reforms and party leadership.
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.
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.
This pleases the 4T: Daniel Noboa suffers electoral defeat after rejection of his constitutional reforms
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa faced a surprising electoral defeat when voters rejected his proposed constitutional reforms in a national referendum.
Electoral reform is a 'regression' of 45 years: 'Puts impartiality at risk', say INE counselors
Counselors from Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) warn that proposed electoral reforms could undermine electoral impartiality and revert to outdated electoral practices.
“Administrative Integration Without Electoral Reform Is a Disaster”...daegu and gyeongbuk Citizens' Plea
Citizens from Daegu and Gyeongbuk have protested against the proposed administrative integration law, calling for electoral reforms before any further integration occurs.
We Are Mexico
The article discusses the formation of a new political party in Mexico, called Somos México, amidst ongoing electoral challenges and government reforms that threaten democratic integrity.
National Assembly outlines key reforms in Electoral Act 2026
The National Assembly of Nigeria has enacted the Electoral Act 2026, which includes significant reforms aimed at enhancing electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Reform in Hesse Needed: A Botched Electoral Law
In Hesse, citizens are expressing their astonishment over the sheer size of ballots for local elections, highlighting the failures of the state's electoral law due to excessive reforms over the past decades.
Civil society groups plan protest over amended electoral act
Civil society groups in Nigeria have threatened to protest against the amended Electoral Act that fails to mandate electronic transmission of election results.
HRW calls for dismantling of repressive apparatus in Venezuela
Human Rights Watch urges Venezuelan authorities to implement immediate reforms in judicial and electoral institutions to repeal abusive laws.
Lula's government fears elections and abandons administrative reform, says rapporteur
The Lula government has shifted focus away from proposed administrative reforms due to the electoral environment and lack of support.
Electoral Reform: Why are there 'obstacles' to its approval?
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is facing challenges in aligning allies in Congress to approve electoral reforms, risking her party's broader institutional reform agenda and revealing fractures within her governing coalition.
Electoral Reform: What is APC Afraid Of?
The article discusses the surge of politicians joining Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and questions the party's reluctance to support key electoral reforms for transparent elections.
Emergency plenary: National Assembly moves to shift presidential poll to Feb 13
The Nigerian National Assembly announced an emergency plenary to possibly reschedule the presidential election date to February 13, 2027.
Alliances for the 2027 sectional elections will determine if political parties and movements will disappear and if there will be more candidates and fragmentation of the vote
Upcoming electoral reforms for the 2027 sectional elections in Ecuador could lead to the dissolution of some political parties and increased candidate fragmentation.
The state justice as hope
The article discusses the importance of placing people and their rights as a national priority in Mexico, highlighting recent judicial reforms and their implications for justice delivery.
Year One Leisure: Democrats and ‘Only Justice’ Reforms - Can Election Coalition Be Possible with Different Calculations?
Discussions on an electoral coalition between the Democratic Party and the Justice Party intensify as Justice Party leader Cho Kuk agrees to the formation of a committee proposed by the Democratic Party.
Kukah Centre, Yiaga, others give NASS two weeks to retain real-time e-transmission
Civil society groups in Nigeria are demanding that the National Assembly retain mandatory real-time electronic transmission of election results and release the 2027 election timetable within two weeks.
Japan's Takaichi vows 'major policy shift' after resounding election victory
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has promised significant policy reforms following her party's substantial electoral victory, emphasizing the need for changes in security, immigration, and economic policies.
Morning recap: Electoral Act standoff deepens, Senate calls emergency plenary, PDP factions brace for clash, other top stories
The Senate of Nigeria has called for an emergency plenary session amid rising tensions over electoral reforms and party conflicts.
Electoral Act: 2027 election under threat – Timi Frank
Timi Frank, a former APC official, warns that unresolved electoral reform issues could jeopardize the integrity of Nigeria's 2027 elections.
Nigeria: Electoral Reforms - What Is the Senate Really Afraid Of?
The Nigerian Senate rejected a key provision for real-time electronic transmission of election results, raising concerns over potential election manipulation ahead of the 2027 elections.
Electoral reforms: Nigerians groan as Senate reopens old wounds
Nigerians express outrage as the Senate's recent passage of the Electoral Act amendment is seen as a threat to electoral integrity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Senate fails to pass Electoral Act amendment after four-hour closed-door session
The Senate's efforts to conclude the Electoral Act (Amendment) Bill were unsuccessful after a four-and-a-half-hour closed-door session, leaving the proposed reforms without resolution.
Broad Front Against Electoral Reform Proposed by Sheinbaum: "We Will Defend Constitutional Democracy"
A coalition of politicians, researchers, and activists has formed the Democratic Broad Front to oppose proposed electoral reforms by President Sheinbaum, citing concerns over potential threats to democratic institutions and the need for dialogue and consensus.
In Moschato, Mitsotakis: Citizens know how to distinguish the voice of responsibility from populism, we will not promise things we cannot do
During an anniversary event in Moschato, the Prime Minister reflected on a decade of governance, discussing electoral victories, reforms, and the 2027 elections, emphasizing the importance of responsible leadership over populism.
Helsinki Foundation: New electoral system for KRS will favor district judges
The newly adopted government bill concerning the National Judiciary Council outlines that fifteen judicial members will be elected by judges themselves, including a diverse representation from various court levels.
Meloni and the election year between records and reforms. The call with Trump
Giorgia Meloni's upcoming political year is defined as an electoral year, despite only minor local elections scheduled for 2026, as attention shifts towards the 2027 political elections.
Will the Italian government change the electoral law to make it easier for Giorgia Meloni to hold power?
The Italian government is reportedly considering electoral reforms that would facilitate the ruling right-wing coalition's hold on power in the 2027 elections.
Kosovo prime minister wins snap election to end political deadlock
Kosovo's Prime Minister Albin Kurti has achieved a significant electoral victory, resolving a political deadlock and empowering him to implement reforms despite ongoing challenges with Serbia and domestic issues in health and education.
European Voters Do Not Want to Lose Comfort, Politicians Fear Taking It Away
The article discusses the dilemma facing European leaders who recognize the necessary reforms for productivity and innovation but are hesitant to implement them due to fears of electoral backlash from citizens wanting to maintain their comfort.
Government Accelerates Reform of Financing Ahead of 2026 Electoral Cycle and Partner Pressure
The Spanish government is fast-tracking reforms to the regional financing model, aiming to address public service funding challenges ahead of the 2026 election cycle and pressure from coalition partners.