The mouthpiece had to nuance the statement of his principal: President Duterte was not referring to public funds when he promised to give “one sack of money” to each candidate of his PDP-Laban faction.
With even the disaster emergency alert network being hijacked by a candidate, Philippine National Police chief Guillermo Eleazar has been issuing directives reminding PNP personnel that they must not allow themselves to be used for partisan purposes in the upcoming general elections.
The person-to-person meetings with voters give Britons unusually good access to their political representatives. But questions are being asked about whether the tradition can continue.
If social media material is any indication, the sheer ugliness of American political sentiment is increasing exponentially, and the ugliness is getting harder and harder to tune out. To the extent that its inner character shines through on the intern
A single exchange may decide the Virginia governor’s race. At one point during a September 28 debate, Republican Glenn Youngkin slammed his opponent, former Democratic governor Terry McAuliffe, for vetoing a 2017 bill that would have allowed parents to remove their children from courses studying sexually explicit material. McAuliffe shrugged off the criticism. “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach,” he said.
In stable and working democracies, the common observation is that there are stable and relatively long-lasting political parties with clearly defined goals.
Twice now, Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin has used fellow Republican Gov. Brad Little's absences to enact policies that he opposes.
The laptop class looks with bewilderment and contempt at two classes it sees as vestigial: small property holders and tangible workers.
The Greens performed well in German elections but they are having to adapt their policies to succeed.
OCTA Research group will continue conducting public opinion surveys, including those related to politics and the upcoming 2022 elections.