State Elections: 'I vote only so that older voters do not decide alone'
The article discusses the upcoming state elections in Germany and highlights the voting behavior of young people, who are increasingly supporting fringe parties.
Municipal elections 2026: the most detailed map ever published
Le Figaro has released an interactive map providing an unprecedented detailed geographical view of the political landscape in France for the upcoming 2026 municipal elections.
Election Analyst: The New Centrist Voter May Once Again Be the Key to Power
The emergence of a new type of mid-level voter in Denmark's 2022 election, dubbed "Mads in the middle" by election analyst Sune Steffen Hansen, could significantly impact future political dynamics.
Andrius Bagdonas. When Seniors Vote, While Children Learn
The article discusses the political behavior of different age groups in Lithuania, emphasizing the tendency of politicians to cater to the needs of older voters over younger ones who cannot vote yet.
Striking Statistics: The AfD is Strong Where People Die Young
The article examines the correlation between low life expectancy and higher support for the AfD in German elections, diving into the reasons behind this voting behavior.
'How did you come here...,' viral video of Central Minister's conversation with a Muslim man
A video of Indian Central Minister Ramnath Thakur asking a Muslim man why he joined the BJP alliance has gone viral, highlighting tensions around minority voting behavior in Indian politics.
Between Emotion and Reason: How Voters Act in an Era of Anxiety
The article discusses how political situations in Britain and Japan illustrate the current sentiment among voters in what is termed the 'era of anxiety', favoring rebellion over reform.
Study on Municipal Elections: How Much Do Job Descriptions on Ballots Influence Voters
An economist's study finds that candidates' professions significantly impact voter preferences in municipal elections, with some professions faring better than others.
The PP, Vox, and the Pendulum of Anger
The article discusses the predictable voting behavior in Spain, highlighting the expected rise of Vox and the decline of PSOE amidst various socio-political factors.
La Muela and the Transversality of the Vote on 8F: 'Here we vote for the person'
La Muela presents a unique electoral scenario in Aragon where a mayor from Chunta Aragonesista retains his position while PP wins in regional and general elections, and Vox emerges as a solid second force, indicating a fragmented yet pragmatic electoral landscape.
Letter to the Editor. Magdalena Andersson – a weather vane without ideology
A small business owner criticizes Magdalena Andersson's lack of ideological consistency and opportunistic behavior, stating that it deters him from voting for the Social Democrats in the upcoming elections.
War in Ukraine: New corruption investigations against Yulia Tymoshenko
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko is facing new corruption investigations for allegedly offering money to MPs for their voting behavior amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Who are the digital opinion leaders? And how do they affect us?
The article explores the concept of digital opinion leaders, tracing its origins back to 1944 and highlighting their significant influence on societal decision-making and voting behavior.
Corruption in Ukraine: Suspicion Again Falls on Zelensky's Environment
Ukrainian lawmakers are accused of coordinating payments to influence voting behavior, with one suspect reportedly fleeing the country.