Electoral Politics
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on electoral politics and includes content relating to democracy, democratic elections, voting, electorate attitudes, voting / electoral systems, referenda, elected representatives, governments.
A recent article by Bill McKibben in which I am quoted has motivated me to write a Future Hope column focused on the issue:…
In September, Illinois became the first state in the country to end cash bail, overhauling a system that ties pretrial incarceration to one’s ability to…
If Robert F. Kennedy Jr. follows through on his apparent plans to run for president in the fall 2024 general election, that…
Every so often, the UK Labour prime minister James Callaghan once remarked, there is a sea change in politics. This happened in 1979, when British voters…
Recent news reports have been filled with results of one poll after another after another showing that President Biden continues to weaken as a candidate for re-election. With…
It’s been eighteen months since the Hungarian opposition was devastated at the ballot box. In the April 2022 election, the Hungarian opposition…
It’s a tiny little thing, smaller than the fire ant whose body it has just sabotaged. The Phorid fly, often called “the…
The lawsuit filed earlier this month by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) on behalf of six Colorado voters provides a template…
Anyone perusing Twitter or reading the works of Karl Marx will notice that socialists can get fractious with one another. But as one…
Not long after Brandon Johnson won Chicago’s 2023 mayoral election, he came by the Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization’s annual convention. Several hundred seniors,…
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