Election campaigns
The presidential election in Egypt: Egypt’s second republic
The country’s new president, whoever he is, will face political and economic challenges aplenty(44)
Florida’s governor: Not just business as usual
Rick Scott is having to learn the difference between the corner office and the governor’s mansion(6)
Closing our blog: And it's au revoir from us
On being named François, and other closing campaign thoughts(32)
Lexington: A tilted playing field
From free travel to the grace of office, an incumbent president has many electoral advantages(119)
France’s presidency: The man of the moment
François Hollande looks very likely to become France’s next president. What will he bring to the job?(54)
The week ahead: April 20th 2012: A momentous occasion
FRANCE holds the first round of its presidential elections, Egypt's election campaign gets under way, the International Criminal Court rules on Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor's case and Aung San Suu Kyi makes her parliamentary debut in Myanmar(0)
The Republican nomination: Rick Santorum exits
Rick Santorum suspends his campaign for president(237)
Newt Gingrich’s campaign: Deflating the zeppelin
The former House Speaker’s campaign reaches the limits of plausibility(18)
Mexico’s presidential election: The man to beat
As the presidential campaign officially begins, time is running out to catch up with Enrique Peña Nieto(86)
Newt Gingrich: Just a flesh wound
Though he says differently, Newt Gingrich has all but ended his campaign for the presidency(102)
Diaspora politics: Constituency of the world
London’s other election campaigns(2)
Politics and the Toulouse shootings: After the terror
How the Toulouse shootings will shape the presidential campaign(80)
The Toulouse killings: Murders in the Midi-Pyrénées
A ghastly killing spree interrupts the presidential campaign(68)
The economy and the US election: Good timing
Recency bias and voting(2)
Fixing democracy: Money and/or polarisation
A liberal political journalist and liberal law professor disagree about the source of America's allegedly broken government(47)
Obama in Oklahoma: Self-fulfilling prophecies
Examples of mobius-strip campaigning(65)
Smart campaigning: Spreading the m-word
How mobile technology helps politicians win(0)
Campaign finance: The hands that prod, the wallets that feed
Super PACs are changing the face of American politics. And it may be impossible to reverse their startling advance(50)
Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats: The Clegg paradox
The calls keep multiplying for Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrats to stake out more distinctive positions, but the Lib Dems' most distinctive positions are not always very popular(11)
France’s presidential election: The declaration
Nicolas Sarkozy says he will run for a strong France. He faces an uphill fight(82)
France’s presidential election: Sarkozy's declaration
Nicolas Sarkozy says he will run for a strong France. He faces an uphill fight(27)
The week ahead: February 3rd 2012: A blast-off without the rip-off
MARIO MONTI visits Washington D.C., the Falcon 9 rocket is launched from Cape Canaveral, France's presidential election campaign heats up and America gears up for the Super Bowl(1)
The Republican nomination: Has the race just begun?
Newt Gingrich wants to fight all the way to the convention. And why not?(28)
The electoral map: Swinging for the fences
Why the president should campaign in states like Arizona and South Carolina(62)
Venezuela's presidential campaign: And then there were five
Leopoldo López drops out of the race(12)
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