Illinois voters will vote twice this November for US Senate, one to fill the seat for six years and one to sill the seat for a matter of weeks. What does this admittedly bizzare situation have to teach us about the value of democracy?
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Read morePauline Lejeune is analyzing the post-election situation in Iraq.
Read moreOn March 14th and 21st, French voters elected their 26 regional councils. A main point of interest, beyond the results, is how the semi-proportional system used for the regional elections distorts the electoral dynamics, and how well represented women are.
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Read moreIraq's post-election de-baathification jeopardizes the legitimacy of the March 7th election.
Read moreThe release of final results of the March 7th election by Iraq's Independent High Electoral commission officially started the process of forming a new cabinet.
Read moreThis blog series on the 2010 Iraqi parliamentary elections is all about how Iraq has been working on building an inclusive, fair voting system. So far, the main focus has been on the Iraqi open-list form of proportional representation (PR), designed to overcome sectarian rifts and stabilize the country. It is now about time to take a closer look at women’s role in the Iraqi electoral process.
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