Two weeks ago, we got unexpectedly good news out of Romania. Against expectations largely created by the ugly first round results, the candidate of Europe, Ukraine, and general sanity defeated.
Two countries to the West of Suriname, a second election is taking place today. Venezuela is holding an election for their national assembly. Unlike Suriname's messy democracy, there's nothing democratic.
The third and final election of the weekend is in Portugal, where all 230 seats in the Assembly of the Republic are up. Portuguese elections are PR/MMD, with the district.
This weekend is the runoff for presidential election in Romania. I covered the first round here. The outcome was quite grim; right-populist George Simion secured 41% of the vote, with.
On Monday, The Philippines will hold (are holding, we're well into Monday there) a rare thing in the world: an American-style midterm election. All 317 seats in the House of.
(Note: no hyperlinks here because the blogging site is being weird and not letting me add them properly. Will update tomorrow if I can) Before diving in, a quick book.
This Sunday, Romania will hold the first round of their presidential election. If that sounds familiar to you, well, it should; I previewed their last attempt to hold a presidential.
This weekend, Australian voters will elect a new house of representatives, as well as 40 of the 76 seats in the Australian Senate. The story of this election, in broad.
