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Slovak politician Robert Fico is considering changes to the electoral system to eliminate voting conditions that are unfavorable to him.

Italy's center-right coalition has reached an agreement on a new electoral law aimed at ensuring government stability, transitioning back to a proportional system with a majority bonus.

The recent electoral reform proposal in Mexico is seen not just as a political system redesign, but as a strategic move towards addressing more complex fiscal discussions.

The electoral law in Italy is rapidly progressing, focusing on a proportional system with a 3% threshold for parties to gain representation.

President Claudia Sheinbaum presents her electoral reform initiative amidst disagreements with ally parties, aiming to change essential parts of Mexico's electoral system.

Jarno Limnell, a member of the National Coalition Party, warns that Finland must prepare for AI-based electoral interference ahead of the upcoming 2027 parliamentary elections.

The recent FCT Area Council elections in Kubwa were plagued by low voter turnout and issues with the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS), significantly affecting the electoral process.

Experts have identified three key improvements needed to rectify issues with Denmark's electoral system ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Greek Minister of Interior Th. Livanios stated that the passage of a new bill focused on voting rights for Greeks abroad would represent a victory for the diaspora without altering the existing electoral system.

Hillary Clinton reflects on her past presidential campaign and the complexities of the electoral system during her interview at the Munich Security Conference.

Helir-Valdor Seeder suggests reforming Estonia's electoral system to support parties with lower electoral results by allowing votes for smaller parties to count towards them.

The article discusses the issue of vote distortion in Mexico's electoral system, highlighting disparities in representation among political parties in Congress compared to direct elections for positions such as mayors and governors.

Peter Obi criticizes Nigeria's electoral system and compares it unfavorably to India's model of democracy.

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.

In the recent House of Representatives election held on July 8, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) achieved its second-highest proportional vote total since the introduction of the mixed electoral system, while the centrist coalition fell short of its previous performance.

Only 3 percent of voters fined for failing to vote in Northern Territory local government elections have paid their penalty, raising questions of fairness in the system.

The political competition in Iran is marked by a struggle between reformist and conservative currents within a complex system of elected and unelected institutions.

Bangladesh is approaching a crucial parliamentary election that will determine not just the government but the political direction of the country after years of turmoil.

U.S. politicians from both parties are united against President Trump's proposal to nationalize the electoral system, which he claims is necessary to combat alleged massive election fraud.

The National Electoral Institute of Mexico announced that its appointment system for voter ID processing has experienced internet issues, urging citizens to try again later without a clear timeline for resolution.

Atiku Abubakar, Nigeria's former Vice President, urges opposition parties to unite for transparent elections and advocates for a fully electronic voting transmission system.

Ecuador's political scene is embroiled in conflict over a seemingly insignificant figure who holds a crucial position in the justice system, with the main electoral forces vying for control.

The article discusses the fundamental differences between the electoral systems of the United States and Brazil, highlighting the decentralization of the U.S. election process.

In the recent elections in Okinawa, all candidates supported by the 'All Okinawa' coalition lost to the LDP, marking the first such occurrence since the electoral system was changed in 1996.

Several prominent French political figures are advocating for the implementation of proportional representation in legislative elections before the 2027 presidential election, citing concerns over the effects of the current majority voting system.

The article discusses recent developments in Danish politics, including the government's new expulsion reform and the Social Democrats' proposal for a new school system.

Donald Trump continues to deny his 2020 election loss to Joe Biden and has initiated bizarre investigations while attempting to take control of the entire electoral system.

Trump challenges the US electoral process, suggesting that federal authorities take over election organization from the states.

Advisor Arturo Castillo emphasized the necessity of electoral reform to address urgent gaps in the political-electoral system, advocating for solutions that strengthen democracy rather than simplistic cost-saving measures.

Wales' parliament is debating a proposed law that would treat intentional lying during electoral campaigns as a criminal offense, raising concerns over free speech and the potential burden on the judicial system.

Donald Trump urged Republicans to 'nationalize' the electoral system and take control of voting in at least 15 areas ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

President Trump is willing to undermine the American Constitution to stop the loss of votes.

Australian political parties have received over $138 million in undisclosed donations, referred to as 'dark money', ahead of new donation regulations.

The Justice system is investigating the Board of Directors of the Madrid Medical Association for alleged misconduct related to the legal validity of the cessation of the Electoral Board.

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.

In one month, Aragonese citizens will vote in the autonomous elections, with Teruel positioned as the key battleground due to its weighted representation in the electoral system.